Abuja - The ruling People’s
Democratic Party (PDP) has vowed to
resist any attempt by the opposition
All Progressives Congress (APC) to
derail democracy in the country.
This was disclosed in a press
statement signed by Olisa Metuh,
National Publicity Secretary of the
party.
Metuh's sentiments follow the
alleged discovery by the Directorate
of State Security (DSS), plans by the
opposition to clone Permanent
Voters Card (PVC) and utilizing
technologies to hack into the
Independent National Electoral
Commission’s data base to
compromise the 2015 general
elections.
"This discovery at the APC office in
Lagos is a clear confirmation of our
stand, and fears by well-meaning
Nigerians of APC’s criminal
desperation, lust for power, plot to
cause confusion and truncate our
democracy,” the PDP statement read.
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According to the party, the All
Progressives Congress (APC) has
been accusing INEC and security
agencies of working to rig the 2015
elections in favour of the PDP.
“Little did Nigerians realize that
such were smokescreens designed to
divert attention from their heinous
and unpatriotic plots. We believe
that the APC, in its desperate
attempt to grab power by all means,
has already established cloning and
hacking centres in all the 36 states
of the federation to actualize their
dubious machination to subvert the
will of the people."
PDP called on all Nigerians and
lovers of democracy across the world
to note the alleged desperation of
the APC.
"Our citizens must therefore remain
vigilant and resist any attempt by
the APC to steal their mandate. We
also call on security agencies to fully
investigate this atrocious cloning and
ensure that whoever is found
culpable faces the full weight of the
law.”
APC earlier this week claimed the
raid by DSS was illegal and denied
any wrongdoing.
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