Nigerian Businesswoman Defends APC Fabric Printing Job

A Nigerian businesswoman, operating under the name Fabric Printing Global, addressed significant online criticism following her decision to print 10,000 yards of fabric branded for the All Progressives Congress (APC). In a video posted on October 27, 2026, she responded to the backlash, which stemmed from widespread dissatisfaction with economic conditions under President Bola.

Many Nigerians perceived her actions as an endorsement of the ruling party. She highlighted that for years, campaign materials for Nigerian politicians were produced overseas, particularly in Guangzhou, China.

Her initiative to invest in local printing machinery and train workers aimed to reverse this trend. She noted that 80 to 90 percent of her company's work is not publicly shared and that she prints for various corporations and organizations.

She emphasized the economic impact of local production on employee wages and training opportunities, urging politicians to utilize Nigerian manufacturers for campaign materials. She expressed a desire to see Nigeria thrive, stating her heart was "heavy" due to the backlash.