Opposition Candidates Visit Enugu Prison to Show Solidarity

On October 12, three opposition governorship candidates from the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and African Democratic Congress (ADC) visited Enugu Prison to express solidarity with detained NDC members accused of cyberbullying. The visit followed the arrest of these members after they recorded a video during an attack on an NDC event.
Sir Christian Chinyeaka Ohaa, the NDC governorship candidate, called on elder statesmen in Enugu State to intervene to prevent further deterioration of the political climate, warning that the state could descend into chaos without urgent action. Ohaa also appealed to Governor Peter Mbah to foster an environment conducive to free electoral participation, urging an end to the intimidation of opposition parties and their supporters.
The delegation also met Hon. Bright Emeka Ngene, a Labour Party member serving a seven-year sentence related to community development funds, who won his seat in a recent election despite his incarceration. This visit reflects growing concerns among opposition parties in Enugu State ahead of the 2027 general elections.
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