Kogi State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Director of Public Communications, Comrade Austin Usman Okai has raised alarm over deliberate attacks on the convoy of the party’s governorship candidate, Engineer Musa Wada in Ankpa by Deputy Speaker, Kogi State House Of Assembly, Honourable Ahmed Ahmed and one Dr Ogbo Usman,a strong supporter of Kogi governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello
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Okai, in a statement issued in Lokoja on Saturday, urged the state Commissioner of Police, Busari Hakeem and Director of State Service to immediately investigate the incidence.
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Comrade Okai said the need became imperative, as the location was the same venue the APC zonal leader, Ahmed Attah boasted that anybody who does not intend to vote Yahaya Bello, should not come home for the election during the youth summit.
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Okai wondered why the deliberate and premeditated plans to cause chaos in the community, will be led by the same elites and top government officials from the area, knowing fully well that the PDP goverrnorship candidate will visit the town today.
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Comrade Okai warned on the repeated attacks on the PDP in the state,as the candidate intend to visit Idah tommorow, in continuation of his Thank you tour and the electioneering campaigns for November election.
He said the decision of the deputy speaker of the State House Of Assembly, in company of Dr Usman Ogbo to drive into the convoy of the PDP candidate was an attempt on his life and his supporters.
The Director of Communications urged the security agencies in the state to swing into action, to forestall break down of law and order subsequently, particularly on the main opposition party and its large followers and supporters.
He urged the members of the ruling party in the state to imbibe the spirit of sportmanship and conduct themselves in an orderly manner, rather than uneasy calm and fear of defeat that had enveloped them.
