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Fayose Accuses APC Of Plot To Disrupt PDP Congress
The Ekiti State Governor Mr Ayodele Fayose has accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) of attempting to disrupt the Congress of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) scheduled to hold on May 8, 2108.
He made the comments on Sunday while condemning the violence that occurred during the Congress of the APC in the state.
Channels television reports that the governor accused the APC of trying to create an impression that violence is common to all political parties rather than taking responsibility for their wrongs.
He, therefore, called on security agents to do everything necessary to forestall a recurrence of violence during the PDP’s congress.
“This development should be a great concern to all well-meaning Nigerians as we approach the Ekiti and Osun state elections as well as the 2019 general elections.
“Another worrisome development is the information at my disposal that the APC is plotting to sponsor thugs to disturb the PDP primary election scheduled for Tuesday 8 of May as to create the impression that violence is common to all political parties – they want to give the impression that it is not APC alone, rather than do the needful, put the party in order, save Nigeria this embarrassment and Ekiti People, they believe that if they create problem in the PDP primaries, they will be able to douse the embarrassment that has greeted their primaries.
“I, therefore, call on security agencies to act decisively to nib this sinister plan in the bud,” he stated.
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