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The All Progressives Congress has accused the Peoples Democratic Party of being insensitive and playing desperate politics with the blood of soldiers killed in the Melete attacks.
The
ruling party also said the allegations by the opposition PDP that
military funds had been diverted to finance its 2019 election campaigns
was a sad reminder of the evil and retrogressive practices the PDP was
notorious for during its reign.
It stated these in a press statement issued by its National Publicity Secretary, Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu, on Tuesday in Abuja.
 
The
statement read, “God forbid that the APC inherits and apply such morbid
practice as brazenly displayed during the immediate-past PDP
administration where funds allocated to fight the Boko Haram insurgency
in the Northeast were shared among PDP leaders and their cronies.
“It
is clear that the PDP and its Presidential candidate, Alh. Atiku
Abubakar, have decided to dance on the graves of our valiant and
patriotic soldiers by politicising their deaths in the recent Boko Haram
attack on the Nigerian Army Metele base.
 
“The
PDP and Atiku are playing desperate politics where even the blood of
our fallen heroes is fair game. Their actions are callous and
insensitive to the families and dependants of the late soldiers and
indeed our military which battles daily to ensure our territorial
integrity.”
 
APC
said the insensitive nature of the PDP to national issues in order to
always score cheap political points would backfire for the opposition
during the election.
 
The
statement added, “Nigerians see through PDP’s ploy to score political
points as elections approach and it will surely backfire.
“While
the APC mourns the death of our military and other security personnel
who have lost their lives in the line of duty, we urge them (soldiers)
to remain focussed on the brave task of securing the nation.
 
“The
President Muhammadu Buhari-led APC administration remains solidly
committed to bringing lasting peace and security to all parts of the
country and ensuring that previously displaced persons are rehabilitated
to resume their normal and productive lives.”
 

 Source: The Punch Newspapers

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