PDP declares Abia gubernatorial seat tissue a "do or die affair"

The Abia part of PDP has pronounced that

it will oppose any endeavor to initiate,

Sampson Ogah, as the new legislative leader of the

state.

"We are prepared for them, we are prepared to bite the dust," the

party said, including, "On the off chance that they do it, then they are

welcoming political agitation and perplexity in the state."

The gathering made the determination and affirmation

toward the end of its crisis meeting in Umuahia

on Thursday, June 30.

The state Director of the gathering, Johnson

Onuigbo, joined by individuals from the

official board of trustees, said the gathering got wind of

an arrangement to surge the state with military faculty.

Mr. Onuigbo said such an intrusion would trigger

off disorder, including that the gathering was balanced

for confrontation over the arranged initiation.

He depicted the judgment of the Government High

Court, Abuja, which requested that Mr. Ogah be

confirmed as "an assault of majority rule government."

The court, managed by Equity Okon

Abang, on Tuesday requested Representative Okezie

Ikpeazu to clear office as representative over the

instance of expense avoidance.

Equity Abang likewise requested that Mr. Ogah, who

came next in the PDP primaries, ought to be

confirmed as the representative.

Mr. Ogah was additionally issued the Declaration of

Return by the Autonomous National Discretionary

Commission (INEC) in Abuja on Thursday.

The PDP director, be that as it may, said the judgment

also, issuance of Declaration of Come back to Mr.

Ogah had undermined the peace and serenity

delighted in the state.

"Abia is not protected. I would not like to trust the

gossip that the state will soon be attacked by the

armed force since this is not a battle area.

"We need to illuminate the world that there is pressure

in Abia in light of the fact that majority rules system is going to be assaulted.

"As a gathering, we will oppose any move by anyone to

undermine the peace in the state," Mr. Onuigbo

said.

He said that as a well behaved state, the

government had acquired an exparte directive

"limiting the state Boss Judge or whatever other

judges from swearing in Mr. Ogah as representative".

"We are prepared for them, we are prepared to kick the bucket," he

said, including, "On the off chance that they do it, then they are welcoming

political agitation and disarray in the state.

"We are in a popular government so we need the world to

hear and realize that we are being duped in

Abia," he said.

Mr. Onuigbo said the gathering had sent emissaries

to Mr. Ogah to induce him "to sheath his

sword and permit peace to rule in Abia" to no

benefit.

He said that toward the end of the present emergency, the

gathering would met out approval to Mr. Ogah for

ignoring pleas from the chieftains of

the gathering.