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ADP Raises Alarm Over APC’s ‘Secret Plan’ To Win Osun 2018
The Action Democratic Party has raised alarm accusing the ruling All Progressives Congress of concocting plans to win Saturday’s election.
The Action Democratic Party (ADP) has raised the alarm over the importation of commercial voters into the state by the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) from Lagos State.
This was contained in a statement issued and signed by the party’s Director of Information and Strategy, Mr Ayobami Modesty Fakeye and made available to journalists in Osogbo, the state capital.
The statement reads “Reliable intelligence have revealed how strange faces have started showing up in towns and rural areas across the state.
“The State ADP had in the past two weeks received reports of the state government directive mandating some heads of public schools to evacuate all desks and chairs in all their classrooms to pave way for their commercial voters
“We have it on good authority that close to 600 of such commercial voters are currently being accommodated at AUD Primary School in Iwo as well as others across the state.
“The party, therefore, charged the men and officers of the various security agencies in the state to investigate and arrest the commercial voters accommodated in public schools across the state and their masterminds.
“Ours is a political party that is committed to the development of political ideal that will ensure the growth of democracy in our country.”
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