The Prince
Abubakar Audu Campaign Organisation yesterday alleged that the Peoples
Democratic Party in the state was plotting to eliminate its candidate in
Kogi State, Abubakar Audu of the All Progressive Congress (APC).
Oyikere warned the PDP to stop using undemocratic means to continue to remain in power in the state.
He also
called on the law enforcement agents to be vigilant and proactive as the
state moves towards the November 21 governorship election.
But in a
swift reaction, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Publicity Secretary
in the state, Bode Ogunmola, debunked the allegation, saying “the APC is
only crying foul.”
According to him, the PDP already enjoyed the support of the masses and did not need to resort to violence to win election.
He said if there was substance to such allegation, the party ought to have gone to the security agencies to lodge its complaint.
Ogunmola alleged that it was the APC in the state that was planning evil ahead of the forthcoming election.
When
contacted, the Kogi police commissioner, Emmanuel Ojukwu, said the
command did not receive report of alleged threat to Audu’s life or
property.
He said that
the eight persons arrested by the police at Ejule on October 14 and
paraded on Friday were suspected thugs, whose destination was not known.
Ojukwu said the suspects will soon be charged to court, adding that thuggery contravenes the law of Kogi State.
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