‘I dare anyone to touch my billboard’ — Doris Ogala rejects ₦150m campaign fee
The African Action Congress (AAC) governorship candidate in Abia State, Doris Ogala, has rejected the state’s newly introduced ₦150 million campaign advertising permit for governorship candidates, daring officials to remove her campaign billboards if she refuses to pay.
N150 million The directive, announced by ABSSAA, requires governorship candidates to pay ₦150 million for a campaign advertising permit.
The actress-turned-politician made the remarks during a to the Abia State Structures for Signages and Advertising Agency (ABSSAA) on Thursday, where she criticised the policy as an attack on democracy and accused the government of using state regulations to frustrate political opposition.
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