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APC planning to incite Nigerians ahead of February general elections —PDP
The Atiku/Okowa Campaign Organisation has accused the Presidential Candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) of plans to incite Nigerians and disrupt the forthcoming general elections in the country.
The Spokesperson of the Campaign Organisation, Kola Ologbondiyan accused Tinubu of sending his campaign officials to unleash hate speech against prominent leaders in the north and other parts of the country in a desperate bid to incite Nigerians and disrupt the elections.
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Ologbondiyan stated: ”The Atiku/Okowa Campaign Organization accuses the Presidential Candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu, of00:00 sending his campaign officials to unleash hate speech against prominent leaders in the north and other parts of the country in a desperate bid to incite Nigerians, cause insurrection and disrupt the 2023 general elections.
“Nigerians have noted how Tinubu, who is heavily agonized by his looming defeat in the 2023 general elections, having been rejected by Nigerians, has now resorted to incendiary statements as well as deploying top members of his campaign, including a serving governor, to insult and condemn prominent Nigerian leaders as a ploy to trigger crisis in the polity.
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