[TOP STORY] LP: We’re not part of insurrection plans | We’re ready to follow democratic process
The secret police alleged that some protests against the outcome of the presidential elections were being sponsored by vested interests.
“When we went on the streets to campaign and our members were maimed and attacked, where was the DSS? When our member was killed, where was the DSS? When MC Oluomo made inflammatory statements saying people of certain tribes should not come to vote in Lagos, nobody said anything. In fact, it was alluded that the statement was a joke. He wasn’t invited by the DSS,” Tanko said.
“We are ready to follow the rules of engagement in our democratic setting. That is why we went to court. We are not making any inflammatory statements or mobilising anybody to come out on the streets to fight. that Datti Baba-Ahmed, the vice-presidential candidate of the LP, said Nigeria has no president-elect for now.
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