Fix PDP Fix Nigeria Group Calls for Police Investigation and Protection of PDP National Officers

Fix PDP Fix Nigeria Group Calls for Police Investigation and Protection of PDP National Officers
Fix PDP Fix Nigeria Group Calls for Police Investigation and Protection of PDP National Officers

 


The Fix PDP Fix Nigeria group has urged the Inspector General of Police to investigate and invite Mr. Emma Okoronkwo, aide to former National Secretary of PDP Senator Sam Anyanwu, and one  Frank Edede, over an alleged plot to attack PDP National Publicity Secretary and other national working committee members on the instructions of a high ranking NWC member of the party PDP

According to Alaghi Aminu Gambo, a Niger State member of the Fix PDP Fix Nigeria group, the planning of the   meeting took place yesterday in an office  in   Wuye,   Abuja associated to a member of the party. Gambo also revealed that the PDP Press Corps has already issued a petition to the police regarding the assault on their colleague from The Sun Newspaper by the same Mr.Emma Okoronkwo. 

The group is calling on the police and other security agencies to provide adequate protection  high-ranking NWC members  as follows national  treasurer. , national financial secretary. National woman leader . deputy national chairman  south. New national secretary.  Zonal vice chairmen.  National legal adviser.and national  publicity secretary who believe in the rule of law, the PDP constitution and the Nigerian constitution. This protection is necessary to prevent any harm or intimidation that may arise from the alleged plot.

"We urge the police to take immediate action to investigate this matter and ensure the safety of our national officers," said Gambo. "We will not tolerate any form of violence or intimidation within our party, and we expect the police to take our complaint seriously."

The Fix PDP Fix Nigeria group is committed to promoting the values of democracy, transparency, and accountability within the PDP. We believe that our national officers have the right to carry out their duties without fear of intimidation or harm.

 

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