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Guber Poll: Enugu PDP Seeks Ezea’s Arrest over ‘Do -or-Die Game’ Comment The Campaign Council of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Enugu State has called on the Inspector-General of Police and the Commissioner of Police

The Campaign Council of the Peoples Democratic Party in Enugu State has called on the Inspector-General of Police and the Commissioner of Police in Enugu State to immediately arrest the senator-elect for Enugu North Senatorial District, Chief Okey Ezea, over threats and incitement to violence in the governorship election billed for March 11.

The PDP maintained that the Ezea’s statement was a breach of the accord for peaceful election signed by all the political parties and candidates and therefore an “awful incitement and prelude to bloodbath”. “Under no compulsion, Ezea stated, among others: ‘The March 11th election is a straight fight between Nsukka and Nkanu to know who is bigger than the other because Nkanu people want to turn us, the majority, to minority. So, you must prepare very well. You must make sure the directive goes round. This is about Nsukka. Young men, please, you must prepare yourselves very well. We are going into a war on March 11th and it is a do or die game.

“This is also sad coming from one, who recently rode on the crest of Peter Obi’s credibility and peaceful dispositions to win a senatorial election just last weekend.

 

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