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2019: APC govt plans to arrest key members before elections - PDP Reps



This was contained in a statements titled: ‘:2019: APC Government’s Desperation And Agenda For Politicized Arrests ‘signed by the Deputy Minority Leader, Chukwuma Onyema who raised the alarm that in spite of denials, there is a secret ongoing agenda for the arrest of scores of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) functionaries towards thwarting the party’s build up for 2019 elections.


According to him, “it is one of those things that the APC government does not want any citizen to talk about at the moment but with ruthless efficiency and a devious Machiavellian determination, the APC government is now using the threat of arrest to intimidate and coerce the opposition. 

“Although their party is trying to deny it, the APC government, lacking in genuine democratic ideals and seeing the failure of deceptive change, has begun a desperate programme to bludgeon democratic opposition by arresting key figures in various states. 

“In spite of their deceptive denial, we know that they are starting their series of politicized arrests from the North Central Zone, with an audacious plan for the arrest and continuous harassment of scores of PDP loyalists in other zones before 2019,” the caucus stated. 

Attributing the ruling party’s agenda for politicized arrests to the disappointments in its change agenda and the populace’s increasing evidence of official hypocrisy, the PDP caucus expressed disappointment, maintaining that a respectable institution like the EFCC has been drawn into the secret agenda.

 “Their very frantic preparation for 2019 has become really saddening when such agenda ropes in an institution like the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for strong-arm tactics, media trial and timed annihilation of the opposition in desperate preparation for 2019. “The question needs to be asked again: 

Has this APC government got the conscience to confess that their ‘Change’ magic wand has not worked? “A minister in the ‘Change’ government gleefully announced how they got a website for N700 million; trillions spent in the past two years have not impacted positively on people’s lives and there are fears that their usual shoddy implementation could consolidate poverty across the land.

 “An unprecedented woeful handling of the economy has resulted into worsening mass depression and unemployment but an insensitive APC Minister claims that they have created seven million jobs as many youth register for their peanut distribution programme while the high-paying jobs at Central Bank and other places are reserved for APC functionaries’ children.

 “Still, they are resolute about acquiring more debt for future generations. “The globally renown Moody’s Investors Service downgraded Nigeria because the authorities’ efforts to address key structural weakness exposed by the oil price shock by broadening the non-oil revenue base had “so far proven largely unsuccessful” while the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) kicked against the planned sale of critical national oil assets to raise $2 billion, saying it was not in the national• interest.

 “It is heart-rending that the embarrassing international tragedy involving the sexual abuse and murder of twenty young Nigerian females on the Mediterranean Sea was only acknowledged by a feeble voice of a presidential aide.

 “Yet at all times, the APC government continues to feel haunted by PDP at every turn, seeking to blame all its woes and failures on PDP but it is no surprise that one of the APC top appointees who presided over the killing of Ken Saro-Wiwa publicly acknowledges that the APC government has derailed,” the caucus added. 

Calling on Nigerians to resist anti-democratic ploys and over-reaching efforts aimed at neutralizing political opposition before the 2019 elections, the PDP House Caucus affirmed its conviction that such agenda would fail. 

“All people of goodwill must feel concerned that this government seems poised to continue its clueless bumbling from one miscalculation to another, with a desperate hope that government agencies like EFCC can be used for strong-arm tactics against the opposition towards guaranteeing APC and its failed propaganda machinery an undeserved victory in 2019. 

“It will not work because no matter what desperate plan they hatch, PDP is coming into power in 2019. 

“No one should be deceived or lulled into inaction by the APC denial of their agenda for politicized arrests in the countdown to 2019. 

“Genuine democrats must speak up and vigorously demand a preservation of democratic rights as guaranteed by the nation’s constitution and various international protocols; silence is not ideal in the face of wanton oppression by pseudo-progressive forces that rely on coercion and authoritarian tactics in their preparation for 2019 elections,” the PDP House caucus asserted.


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