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Viral video: Handwork of rival political parties, says Ozigbo
Anambra State Governorship Candidate of the People’s Democratic Party PDP, Valentine Ozigbo has reacted to some purported videos that are currently in circulation on social media.
One of the videos shows line up of children, men and women receiving cash of N400 and a Can of Malt from a supposed PDP member, with intent to buy their votes ahead of Saturday Governorship Election.
In a short disclaimer, Ozigbo while rubbishing the videos, said it’s the Handiwork of rival parties who feel threatened by the impact of the PDP.
“Our attention has been drawn to some videos circulating on some online media blogs in which PDP is wickedly projected as sharing N400, cans of drinks and matchbox to people of Anambra state.
This video is an act of desperate oppositions who are out not only to discredit PDP, but are ultimately determined to ridicule our dear Anambra State.
PDP is not known for such dehumanisation of human persons and we therefore urge the good people of Anambra State to disregard the video with strong note that such is the handwork of desperate oppositions. Mr. Valentine Ozigbo is a man with proven integrity and high regards for excellence.”
It further reads. “Valentine Ozigbo is running for the Governorship of the state alongside his deputy, Mrs. Owelle Azuka Enemo. The election will hold this Saturday, November 6th, 2021.
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