Defamation: Gov Emmanuel's aide insists Senator Akpan was bailed on health grounds

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Defamation: Gov Emmanuel's aide insists Senator Akpan was bailed on health grounds
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The Special Assistant to Governor Udom Emmanuel on Media, Richard Peters has refused to retract a statement credited to him that Senator Bassey Akpan, the

Akwa Ibom governorship candidate of the Young Progressives Party, YPP was released from incarceration on health grounds.

The youths in a statement that was copied to the Commissioner of Police, said Peters’ position diminished the image of the Senator who is their son before the right thinking members of the public even as they vowed to take appropriate actions if he refuses. According to him, “The said paragraphs clearly mentioned that the convict was seeking for bail on health grounds, and that he had a long standing case of Hypertension and Diabetes which the convict/applicant feared might lead to his sudden death if he was still kept in solitary confinement at Ikot Ekpene Correctional Facility. This according to him is because he needed specialized attention and medication which were not possible at the Correctional Centre.

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