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| 'Amaechi Invited 486 Arrested Boko Haram Suspect to South-South' |
| 2014-06-21 |
[NIGERIANBULLETIN] The Rivers state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP has accused the state Governor, Rotimi Amaechi of inviting the 486 nabbedDrop the rod and step away witcher hands up! boko haram suspect to South-South Nigeria through his calls for revolution. A blurb by Jerry Needam, special adviser on media to the state Felix Obuah, PDP state chairman, said, "PDP wonders why the mass movement of 486 suspected hard boyz into the South three days after the National Convention of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Abuja, during which Governor Amaechi took time to address his fellow party members, as it was beamed live on national television, calling for revolution, charging them to be fully involved in the revolutionary movement which the APC is poised to carry out against the government in power". "The PDP believes there cannot be any explanation other than the fact that these suspects, who apparently had Port Harcourt as their final destination and discharge point, were brought in not without the consent of the Governor and enemies of the federal government". "To us as a Party, what all of these portend is a situation of war declared by the governor against the federal government and the masses, as well as a prelude to the anticipated total insecurity and wanton destruction of lives and properties by the Governor and the APC forces during the coming elections in the country. The PDP however believes that the voice of the people is the voice of God and that a single voice (Amaechi and the APC) calling for anarchy in the land will definitely fail". "May we again urge all security agencies in the country to strictly place the Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi and his allies in the APC under serious surveillance, as doing that will help in forestalling further movements of undocumented Democrats and violent elements, as well as strengthen peace and security in the state and the country", the statement concluded. |
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