NDC Denounces Attack on Peter Obi's Convoy in Calabar

The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) condemned the attack on the convoy of its presidential candidate, Peter Obi, in Calabar, Cross River State. The party described the incident as unacceptable, emphasizing that Nigerians should engage in political activities without threats or violence.
In a statement by Dr Chiogo Constance Ikokwu, the NDC confirmed that no members of Obi's delegation were injured, although one vehicle was ambushed. This incident followed Obi's visit to the Obong of Calabar's Palace.
The NDC expressed concern over a similar attack in Benue State, where Obi's convoy encountered a mob-erected roadblock. The party insisted that political participation should not involve physical risks and called on the Cross River State Government and security agencies to investigate and prosecute those responsible.
The NDC reaffirmed its commitment to the political process, stating that violence would not deter them from their activities and urging stakeholders to protect Nigeria's democratic process.
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