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neurologist:sorry they agreed in Akwa Ibom |
ozoigbondu:where are you from (ozoigbondu) |
Pee Dee and Pee..power..hahahahahahahahahahahahaha |
PDP Accuses APC Of Plot To Impose One-party State Abuja, By Chibuzo Ukaibe — Apr 7, 2015 The national leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Tuesday declared that the All Progressives Congress (APC) is hatching a plot to impose one-party system in the country. The party, however, said it would cooperate with the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, to foster unity and development in the country. Speaking at a pressing conference in Abuja, the National Publicity Secretary of PDP, Olisa Metuh also boasted that PDP will return to power in the next four years. He said “our nation and its citizens are facing a serous threat. We are at the verge of a quick slide into dictatorship and the personal freedom we all enjoy today is about to be obliterated.” Metuh said that APC has no clear agenda on how to govern the country, adding that “rather than concentrate on how to manage the mandate they now hold, they have resorted to seeking ways to stifle opposition and impose a one-party system and complete totalitarian rule in our country.” According to him, “reports reaching the PDP leadership from across the country show that the APC has been desperately seeking ways to destabilize our ranks and weaken our formations by approaching some senior members of our National Executive Committee (NEC) with phantom promises and threats ostensibly to use them to inject crisis in our fold and pave way for our elected members to cross over to APC. “Furthermore, the PDP has it on good authority that part of this agenda of the APC is to intimidate and harass our members especially officials who served under our administration. “However, we wish to state in very unequivocal terms that the PDP leadership under the Chairmanship of Ahmadu Adamu Mu’azu will not condone any witch-hunt on any of our elected and appointed officers, including state governors, ministers, legislators and others who served with clean records as such will be met with stiff resistance within the ambits of the principles of democracy. “We will do everything humanly possible within the rules to defend democratic principles and ethics, which we have successfully nourished in the past 16 years.” Metuh added that “a foretaste of the destabilising mission of the APC is clearly evident in the avoidable political tension being created in Ekiti and Lagos state where the APC is desperate to truncate the will of the people.” Metuh also explained that PDP would not go to court to challenge the outcome of the presidential election. When asked Metuh said, “we will not distract Buhari, we will help him to salvage democracy. We will offer APC alternative programme. We will be the best opposition, we do hope that the opposition will appreciate democracy.” According to him, “PDP recognises that there were irregularities in the presidential election, but we decided that promoting unity is paramount to us. It is the wish of this party that the President-elect will not be disturbed, we will not do anything that will disturb him and we will not condole harassment of our members.” He also said the impeachment threat on the Ekiti State governor, Ayo Fayose by the state lawmakers was because of his role in Dr. Goodluck Jonathan’s presidential campaign. He said “what is the duty of people who have two months to be in office to destabilise the state. It is immoral and undemocratic for a group of people to put a state into chaos”, Metuh argued. He observed that Ekiti people would go to the polls on Saturday to elect their legislators and advised the lawmakers against overheating the polity. He assured that Governor Fayose would be ready to respond to the allegations of the lawmakers if due process was followed. Metuh feared that the situation in the state might lead to violence, and called on the president-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari and APC leadership to intervene and forestall breakdown of law and order in Ekiti State. He recalled that when PDP lawmakers in Nasarawa State served an impeachment notice on the state governor, Tanko Al-Makura, the presidency and PDP leadership intervened. On defections by some of its members, Metuh said while it is their right to defect, he said it was cheap, opportunistic and immoral for someone to defect immediately after the party lost this election. He added that it shows that such persons lack of strength of character stressing ”we want members but I don’t think we are craving fickle-minded members and committed members no matter the numbers. “If we have only committed members then we can rebuild our party. Let fair weather members leave the party.” On the violence in Rivers State, he added “We abhor violence in any state. we won’t condone violence. We believe our members are not involved. They assured our party chairman when he put a call to them that they are not involved in violence.” http://leadership.ng/news/423785/pdp-accuses-apc-of-plot-to-impose-one-party-state |
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Ayoj:not there |
Ayoj:not there...drop your NIS number that will be more accurate |
ukeme200:not there |
chuna1985:am in uyo election was marred with irregularities..no voting materials |
any result that comes out of Akwa ibom state is not a true reflection of voters...without mincing words over 200 corp members are currently thumb printing for PDP in a location around state secretariat..they gave a friend 50 K for it |
rammyty:no election in most part of uyo....e.g ward 5 unit 1 to 14. no voting materials, APC agent at unit 5 locked us up in a room till 8 PM before police men came to rescue us.. i was in unit 5 as an ad-hoc staff our SPO diverted our ballot papers in collaboration with one top PDP man...I have strong evidence that no election was held in ward 5 uyo. |
khassy:he is saying the truth..was an adhoc staff...if u like believe, we didn't have ballot papers in my ward..uyo ward 5 unit 1 to 14..I was at unit 5 |