The Labour Party has demanded the immediate and unconditional release of its Senatorial Candidate in Ebonyi South, Linus Okorie. SaharaReporters earlier reported that Okorie was abducted on Sunday at Abakaliki, the Ebonyi State capital by suspected kidnappers. However, the police on Monday claimed that the former lawmaker was arrested and not abducted by the state security outfit, Ebubeagu.
Labour Party Demands Release Of Detained Ebonyi Senatorial Candidate, Linus Okorie, Condemns Attack On Members In Enugu, EbonyiHowever, the police on Monday claimed that the former lawmaker was arrested and not abducted by the state security outfit, Ebubeagu.
However, the police on Monday claimed that the former lawmaker was arrested and not abducted by the state security outfit, Ebubeagu. “This is evident with incessant attacks on members and supporters of the Labour Party and that of our candidates, particularly, our presidential candidate. The party chairman expressed fears that the frequent attack and kidnapping of innocent Nigerians could have major consequences on the coming general elections, describing the situation as unfortunate and a threat to democracy.
“We, therefore, call on Inspector General of Police and other agencies responsible for the protection of life and property to rise to the occasion and ensure that Hon Linus Okorie is released.
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