Don’t disrupt our presidential campaign rally in Ekiti, APC warns Fayose

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has warned Gov.
Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State against disrupting or
interfering in any way with the APC presidential
campaign rally in Ado-Ekiti on Saturday, saying the
governor's plan to hold a parallel rally on the same day
is a recipe for chaos.
In a statement in Lagos, Friday, by its National Publicity
Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party wondered
why Gov. Fayose will schedule a rally also for Saturday
at Fajuyi Park, which is a major route to the venue of the
APC presidential campaign rally.
"This is nothing but a deliberate act of provocation, and
it is a dangerous game by a Governor who has now
become notorious for making incendiary statements and
taking irrational actions. Gov. Fayose should be told in
clear terms that being the Governor of a state demands
huge responsibility, not brazen rascality," it said.
APC wondered what point the Governor was trying to
prove by seeking to set the supporters of his party, the
PDP, against those of our party, which is basically what
he is planning to do by organizing a parallel rally along
a major route to ours at Ado-Ekiti on Saturday.
The party said its members and supporters, in line with
their peaceful nature and the ethos of APC, neither
disrupted nor interfered with the PDP presidential
campaign rally at Ado, and finds it difficult to
understand why the Governor will be plotting to trigger
chaos and disrupt the APC presidential campaign rally.
"There must be a limit to mischief and waggishness,
especially from a Governor that almost set Nigeria on fire
with an irresponsible, incendiary and repugnant
advertisement wishing our presidential candidate, Gen.
Muhammadu Buhari, dead.
"Since everything points to the fact that Gov. Fayose
lacks the capacity to understand the implication of his
actions, it is high time his masters called him to order
before he sets the country on fire. A good starting point
is to warn him against holding a parallel tally at Ado on
Saturday.
"The security agencies should also advise the Governor
against actions that are capable of triggering violence
and disrupting public peace. If the Governor fails to
heed the voice of reason, then he should be solely held
responsible if there is any breach of peace or a
disruption of the APC presidential campaign rally at
Ado-Ekiti on Saturday" it said.
Courtesy:Vanguard news
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