Bloody Asaba One Million Man March: NDC petitions IGP, other security agencies
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has petitioned the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr. Mohammed Adamu, and other security agencies following the violent disruption of its peaceful Asaba One Million Man March in Delta State.
NDC Demands Justice for Attackers
The NDC, in a statement, has demanded justice for those responsible for the attack on its supporters during the march, which left one person dead and five others injured.
Supporters Urged to Stay Calm
The party called on its supporters to remain calm and law-abiding, while urging other political parties and their supporters to do the same.
Investigation into Asaba Incident
The NDC has called for a full investigation into the incident, urging the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the police, and other security agencies to hold all parties and their supporters accountable.
Delta State: A Testament to Democracy
The party stated that the attack on its supporters in Delta State is a testament to the fragility of democracy in the state, and a warning to other political parties and their supporters that violence will not be tolerated.
NDC Demands Justice
- The NDC demands the arrest and prosecution of those responsible for the attack on its supporters during the march.
- The party calls on the IGP and other security agencies to ensure the perpetrators of the violence are brought to book.
- The NDC is committed to upholding democracy and will not be deterred by violence.
The NDC has vowed to continue its peaceful campaign and democratic activities in Delta State and across Nigeria, despite the incident.
Delta State: A Call for Peace
The NDC urges all political parties and their supporters in Delta State to embrace peace and unity, and to refrain from engaging in any form of violence.
Ghanaian Connection
The NDC has called for peace and unity in Delta State, irrespective of the fact that the march was organized to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the party's formation in Ghana.
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