NDC's Teddy Obe Denies Threats Against Candidate Ezebuiro
Mr. Teddy Obe, the National Vice-Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for the South-East, has refuted allegations made by Mr. Ceejay Henry Ezebuiro, the party's House of Representatives candidate for Ideato North and South Federal Constituency in Imo State. Ezebuiro claimed that party leaders threatened his life and demanded N150 million from him to retain his ticket.
Obe described these allegations as serious and unfounded, urging Ezebuiro to provide concrete evidence, particularly regarding the alleged monetary demand and threats to his life. Obe denied any involvement in such actions and challenged Ezebuiro to disclose details of the alleged meeting where these demands were made.
He stated that party primaries and disputes are governed by internal procedures and electoral laws, emphasizing that no individual can unilaterally transfer a legitimately won ticket. Obe warned Ezebuiro to retract his statements within 14 days or face legal consequences.
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