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The ruling People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Abia State condemned President Muhammadu Buhari's statement ahead of the presidential and legislative elections of the National Assembly on 23 February.
DAILY POST said that at the caucus meeting held at the party headquarters in Abuja, while addressing the All Progressives Congress, APC party leaders declared that the people who were organizing the upcoming elections or gathering urns risked him upon their death.
The advertising secretary of the PDP in Abia, Don Ubani, said in a statement to reporters Tuesday in Umuahia, state capital, that the statement had only confirmed that President Buhari n & # 39; He had no respect for the sanctity of human life.
The party claimed that Nigeria had witnessed the worst form of human degradation and carnage under the Buhari-led federal government.
Part of the statement reads: "In the world, a president must embody decency, the rule of law and the spirit of state. A president should not be badociated with a language of brutality and cruelty.
"To the extent that all well-meaning citizens of Nigeria will want to experience the elections without a hitch, the President has no right to threaten the lives of Nigerians with extrajudicial killings." , while the laws of the country have already taken care of such human errors. or excesses.
"I had the privilege of watching President Buhari on television yesterday when he spoke to his party caucus. He looked so ugly, frustrated, embittered, panicked and desperate. In all respects, he had a non-presidential air. There was no iota of political meaning in his mind. I even wondered if the President would not be so desperate that he could order the brutal badbadination of the president of the Independent National Electoral Commission; Professor Mahmood Yakubu, to allow her marital relationship, Ms. Amina Zakari, to resume her functions as President and bring him back to power.
"Whatever his level of desperation, the President should not bring the army into the democratic exercise of Nigeria. Asking the military to shoot people is an avoidable invitation to anarchy.
"The military that he has never ordered to repress Fulani breeders who have killed hundreds of thousands of farmers in many parts of Nigeria should not be forced to treat without mercy Nigerians in a purely democratic environment.
"We call the Popular Democratic Party; PDP, civil society organizations, the international community, the media and the Nigerian people to remain vigilant. President Buhari and his APC could still create hiccups for INEC against the election next Saturday. They could do anything to frustrate the electorate in order to achieve their goal of staggered elections. "
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