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PDP Queries Postponement Of FCT Council Elections ….Says It’s Fully Mobilized And Ready For Polls

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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has queried the postponement of the

Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja Area Council elections at the

instance of a particular political party, saying that there is no valid

reason for the shift, except that the PDP and its candidates are more

popular and set to sweep the elections in the areas.

The PDP in a statement by the National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa

Metuh on Wednesday said it is aware that the postponement is part of the

moves to deny the PDP of its imminent victory at the polls.

“Intelligence reports available to us indicate that the Independent

National Electoral Commission (INEC) was instigated to shift the

election merely because that particular political party realized that

our candidates were going to sweep the polls.

“It is indeed incontrovertible that most Nigerians from all walks of

life residing in Abuja are in support of the PDP and are ready to

express this support overwhelmingly at the FCT elections. The shift, we

know is a fallout of the panic and conspiracy against the PDP.

“We ask, is the postponement to allow a particular set of electoral and

security officers being used in the Rivers state National and State

Assembly rerun elections enough time to conclude that assignment and

return to conduct the one in Abuja in two weeks time?

“Is the development a confirmation that these particular electoral and

security officials are on special assignment against the PDP?

“Our take is that in spite of the conspiracies, the will of the people

will prevail. All our members and supporters are fully mobilized and

ready for the elections. It is obvious that we are winning; the people

are with us and will not accept anything short of free, fair and

credible elections which will be adequately represented in the results

therein.

Signed:

Chief Olisa Metuh

National Publicity Secretary

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