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Kenneth Okonkwo Reveal On Who Should Be Hold Responsible For The Death Of the Women’s Leader of the Kaduna Labour Party
Kenneth Okonkwo, a spokesperson for the Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council, has responded to the murder of Labour Party women leader in Kaduna state, Mrs Victoria Chintex.
Chintex was shot dead on Monday night by gunmen who allegedly broke into her home around 8 p.m.
In response to the tragic incident, Kenneth Okonkwo said Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai should be held accountable if the perpetrators are not apprehended immediately.
El-Rufai should be held accountable for the death of Kenneth Okonkwo, the women’s leader of the Kaduna Labour Party.
He posted on Twitter;
“The Labour Party Women Leader in Kaura, Kaduna State, Victoria Chintex, was on Monday, 28th Nov, shot dead by suspected assassins.
“The APC Governor of Kaduna State, El-Rufai, should be held responsible for her death as the CSO if the killers are not apprehended immediately”.
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