Nasarawa: Go to court if you’re dissatisfied with election outcome – APC tells PDP

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By DANJUMA JOSEPh, Lafia –

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nasarawa State has advised the opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP) to seek redress in the court of law if  dissatisfied with the outcome of the governorship election in the state.

APC in a statement signed by the party spokesman, Chief Douglas Otaru and made available to Journalists in Lafia Monday, noted that  there  were  legitimate windows of opportunities available for  PDP  to seek redress, rather than taking to the streets in nudity to protest.

The statement said: “It is  most unfortunate, despicable, odious  and unpatriotic act  for the opposition PDP  to  condoned  acts that is  uncivilized in the modern  society”.

“The ruling APC maintained a noteworthy silence while she watched the disgusting melodrama of the opposition PDP since after their loss at the recently concluded general elections which produced His Excellency, Gov. Abdullahi A Sule as the winner of the election”.

“To us in the APC, the stage managed embarrassing carnival of nudity is a charade, show of shame and worthless debasement of our women who were  brain washed with peanuts to demonstrate the most expensive, immoral and blasphemous  desecration of their bodies which supposedly should be the temple of their creator”

The statement maintained that although the party   was  not averse to protest in any form of civil pursuits,  it added that such desperation as demonstrated by the PDP is uncultured and alien to any known Democratic norms and processes which should be condemned in  it’s totality.

“We are not oblivious of the antics of the opposition aimed at scuttling the peace and security of the state that the Gov. Sule led administration has sustained over the years, further to that, we could see their desperate attempt to whip up  sentiments all in an attempt to discrediting the entire electoral process which has been adjudged as the most freest and fairest contest ever in the history of the country”

“We have maintained this long golden silence in the APC owing to the fact that we have a duty to continue to maintain law and order, protect lives and propertiy across divides and therefore, shouldn’t be seen to joining frays on issues with the weeping  PDP. 

It added that the ruling APC in Nasarawa State will continue to  refrain  from any counter action capable of causing breakdown of law and order, stating that  where such Olive is taken for granted,  the party  will be forced not to tolerate any form of harassment or intimidation of the citizens of the state by the opposition party.

“This has become necessary in view of the fact that they do not posses the Monopoly of protest. May we place on notice that the elections have come and gone, our focus as the governing party is to continue to deliver democratic goods, and to remain committed to fairness in our dealings to all manner of persons  regardless of tribe, religion or political lineages”. 

The statement called on all well meaning citizens of the state to eschew hate, avoid violence and maintain love for one another as  they go about  their normal businesses.

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