Edo Campaign Council Warns Against Misusing APC in Disputes

The Edo State Presidential, National Assembly and State House of Assembly Campaign Council issued a warning to politicians against associating the All Progressives Congress (APC) with arrests, disputes, or personal disagreements as the 2027 election season nears. In a statement signed by Director of Media John Mayaki, the council insisted that allegations of attacks by APC members must be supported by evidence and investigated by relevant security agencies.
The council cautioned that fabricating or staging attacks to mislead the public could lead to legal repercussions. Mayaki emphasized that the APC does not wish to inherit private disputes or criminal allegations unrelated to the party.
He urged individuals with personal grievances to resolve them through appropriate channels rather than attributing them to the ruling party. Additionally, the council warned against using allegations involving firearms as political tools, stating that claims must be properly investigated.
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