Tensions Rise as 7 APC members Arrested Shake Kogi State’s APC Before Gubernatorial Elections

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In the lead-up to the impending gubernatorial elections in Kogi State, a cloud of controversy and concern hovers over the political landscape as seven members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) were unexpectedly arrested, sending shockwaves through the local community. Ahmed Usman Ododo, the APC Governorship Candidate, responded promptly to this development, expressing deep apprehension and disapproval of the situation.

In an official statement, Ododo underscored his unwavering commitment to upholding the rule of law and distancing his campaign from any involvement in criminal activities. He called upon law enforcement agencies to swiftly and objectively investigate the arrests, advocating for the quick release of those detained if proven innocent. Stressing cooperation with authorities, Ododo reaffirmed his stance against any form of violence or unlawful behavior within his political circle.

Addressing the allegations against the arrested party members, Ododo emphasized the necessity for a fair and impartial review of the accusations, confident that those innocent will be exonerated. He urged a refocusing of security efforts toward apprehending those responsible for recent violent acts, emphasizing the need to prioritize community safety.

The gubernatorial candidate highlighted the importance of distinguishing between law-abiding party members and criminal elements, calling on authorities to decisively address genuine threats within the region.

As these events unfold, tensions escalate in Kogi State, with the pending elections heightening the stakes. Ododo’s plea for fairness and expediency in resolving the situation resonates widely among citizens and political stakeholders who eagerly await the outcome of these developments amidst the escalating political tension.

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