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we can now join APC in ONELGA without being killed- Defectors


PORT HARCOURT — All Progressives Congress, APC, participants in Ogba Ndoni Egbema local government area, ONELGA, Rivers state, have expressed comfort that they can now publicly claim membership of the party without fear of being focused or killed by way of partisan competitors.

speakme at a gathering in Omoku, ONELGA headquarters, wherein the party chieftain and leader chief medical Director  university of Port Harcourt teaching health facility, Prof Henry Ugbomah, admitted one hundred new contributors, including defectors from the Peoples Democratic party, PDP, to the APC,  Ugbomah cited that common politically stimulated killings earlier than and after the 2015 widespread election completed by means of the fear  of now eliminated Johnson Igwedibia, a.k.a. Don Waney, in large part targeted APC individuals and consequently deterred them from vote casting for the party in the course of elections.

He stated: “The bloodsuckers who stored us in jail are no longer there. they've long gone into the abyss of hell. no person would have concept APC could acquire here like this and say we're bored stiff with PDP. earlier than now, your head might be off your shoulders the next day. Thank God, the times of hiding due to killers are over.

“Now the warmth is on their sponsors. every person who spill blood of the harmless in ONELGA will no longer go unpunished except he certainly repents. i urge you all to now freely hold forth the gospel of change. i was a part of them, but left whilst the killing changed into an excessive amount of. They understand we are able to vote them out in 2019.”

Queen Azubuike, one of the new APC entrants, stated  “I had long been interested in joining the APC, however I couldn’t due to the manner people had been being killed. i'm satisfied today that a Professor of medicine division has come  out to encourage us. I could be active any more.”

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