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    Home»Politics»PDP Slams APC Over Comment On Ikpeazu, Asks Party To Apologize To Nigerians

    PDP Slams APC Over Comment On Ikpeazu, Asks Party To Apologize To Nigerians

    Politics By Ifeanyi N.May 31, 2021Updated:May 31, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP in Abia State has asked the All Progressive Congress (APC) to stop chasing shadows and hide its face in shame for causing pain and agony to Nigerians.

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    Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)

    The party said the APC lacked moral justification to query Governor Okezie Ikpeazu for non-composition of the full State Executive Council, warning it to desist from casting aspersions on the leadership styles of the PDP but rather apologize to the citizens for misleading them with their inhuman and draconian policies that has given rise to terrorism, banditry, killer herdsmen menace, kidnapping and unknown gunmen attacks in every nooks and crannies of Nigeria.

    The PDP Leadership spoke in a statement made available to the media on Monday by its State Secretary, Barrister David Iro, in reaction to the recent outburst of the opposition party in the State against Governor Ikpeazu, querying the delay by the latter to constitute cabinets for effective governance.

    InfoStride News gathered that the APC, in a release issued to newsmen in Umuahia, the state capital, berated Ikpeazu and accused him of ruling the State as a hamlet.

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    Continuing, the PDP described the Governor as cerebral and unique, adding that his legacies are second to none in the history of modern democracy in Abia State.

    According to the Party, “The evidence of good governance and inclusiveness, speak volume in his administration.

    “APC should be courageous enough to condemn the spate of killings and insecurity in the nation.

    “They should urge the federal government and its agencies to enforce the ban on open grazing instead of being indifferent on issues of public importance, ” PDP added.

    The PDP stated that frustration has beclouded the sense of patriotism of the state chapter of APC, as it had failed to acknowledge the existence of Abia State Executive Council with the composition of the Commissioners for Justice, Information, Health and the Secretary to the State Government, who are members of the State Executive Council.

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    “Therefore, it is ridiculous for the spokesperson of the APC in Abia State to say that the governor is governing the state like a personal estate.

    “APC governors are fighting with Labour Unions in their respective states over retrenchment policy and the other, where the masses are accusing the Governor of killing his own kinsmen, “it concluded.

    The Abia PDP however reiterated its commitment to good governance and true democracy in the state and the country as a whole.

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