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Joe Igbokwe shades PDP after bandits attacks a train in Kaduna
A few hours ago, the Spokesperson of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Lagos State chapter, Joe Igbokwe, Took to his social media page and reacted after bandits reportedly attacked a train in Kaduna State.
It was gathered that a group of people suspected to be bandits has attacked a passenger train that was heading to Kaduna from Abuja on Monday evening after they planted an explosive device that halted the train. It was also said that the bandits were shooting sporadically to gain access to the train, which as a result led to the injuries that some of the passengers sustained.
Reacting to the report, Joe Igbokwe took to his official Facebook page and shades the People Democratic Party (PDP) members to be the masterminders of the attack on the Kaduna train, stressing that it is because the All Progressives Congress (APC) had a successful National Convention and he knows that they will not be at rest.
According to Joe Igbokwe, he said: “Today’s train attack by bandits in Kaduna after a successful APC Convention? ‘Papa’ Deceiving ‘Pikin’ and their boys will not rest, believe me”.
Looking at what Joe Igbokwe said, he believes that PDP members and their boys are responsible for the Kaduna train attack on Monday.
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