Politics
Keyamo reacts after APC was accused of dodging IPOB by shifting their rallies from Mondays
It is no longer news that Asiwaju/Shettima Presidential Campaign Council of the All Progressives Congress has adjusted the dates it plans to hold rallies in the South-East region on the schedule of activities.
It would be recalled that Monday is being observed as a mandatory sit-at-home order imposed by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra.
It would also be recalled that in the previous timetable, the campaign council earlier scheduled the event to hold in Imo State on Monday, November 21, before it was shifted to Tuesday.
According to the adjusted presidential campaign timetable, which was released by the campaign council on Friday night, the Anambra’s rally slated for Monday, January 30, was also moved to Tuesday.
When newsmen contacted, the Chief Spokesman of the APC Presidential Campaign Council, Festus Keyamo, to react to the development, he said the change has nothing to do with IPOB or sit at home.
“ We are not running away from anybody or group. As I earlier told you, the timetable is just a working document that can be amended any time.”
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