PDP incapable of providing security, says ANPP

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 "OUR great party ponders, if a top level law enforcement officer could be mowed down in such a manner, what then is the fate of the ordinary citizen or the low ranking officer out there in the street?"

In these words, the All Nigerian People's Party (ANPP), expressed sadness over the way and manner the Kwara State Police Commissioner, Mr. Chinwike Asadu was gunned down last weekend by unknown gunmen in his Enugu hometown.

The ANPP, in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Mr. Emma Eneukwu,  said that with this sort of incidence occurring on regular basis, it had become evident that the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) can't provide the panacea to the appalling security situation in the polity.

It noted: "And the answer is manifest, to the effect that this PDP government has failed in the cardinal duty it owes the citizens of this great country with whom it has a social contract: That of security.

"This bizarre development is another pointer that the PDP led Federal Government has failed in securing the lives and properties of the ordinary Nigerian, which is the paramount duty it owes the citizens of this great nation. We vehemently condemn this atrocious murder; it is a reprehensible action, which ought to belong only to the imaginative plots of thriller movies.

"In recent times, Nigeria has been enmeshed in several unsolved mysterious deaths perpetrated by so-called unknown gunmen; thereby making our streets dreadful and our hinterlands theatres of crime. However, the murder of a serving police commissioner is as bloodcurdling as it is weird."

The ANPP, therefore, enjoined the Federal Government, the Nigeria Police and other law enforcement agencies, not to leave any stone unturned in thoroughly solving the mystery behind this heinous murder.

Continuing, the ANPP stated: "Surely, this is the time to muster all forensic resources, and new technologies to ensure that the nomenclature of 'unknown gunmen' is permanently deleted from our national lexicon, and collective consciousness.



The Guardian

[Shola Sholaz]

They will always love to go against themeselves. It is not shocking to hear the party say things like that. It is expected