ADC and NDC Unite Against Political Violence in Edo

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) and the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC) held a joint press conference in Benin City, where they vowed to resist political violence during the 2027 general elections. They accused the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) of fostering an atmosphere of fear and intimidation against opposition figures in Edo State.
Dan Asekhame, a leader of the ADC, stated that the opposition would no longer tolerate attacks on their members and political activities. He warned against escalating tensions, suggesting that if the APC came armed, they would respond similarly.
Engr. David Olukoga, the Edo State Chairman of the NDC, highlighted repeated attacks on opposition members and the vandalization of campaign materials. He expressed concern over the political atmosphere being destabilized to benefit the ruling party.
The leaders reaffirmed their commitment to peaceful political engagement and reported incidents to the Commissioner of Police.
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