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NECO allegation: PDP cautions Police to stop acting APC script

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THE Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has cautioned the Nigeria Police Force (NPF),  to desist from acting the script of the All Progressives Congress (APC), against its governorship candidate in the September 22, Osun State governorship election, Senator Ademola Adeleke.
‎In a statement made available to newsmen in Abuja on Wednesday its National Publicity Secretary, Mr Kola Ologbondiyan, the desced the latest twist in the Adeleke Certificate Circus, ” leading to laughable trumped-up charges by the Police, as horrible, nauseating and displeasing.”
The party stated that the sudden realisation of allegations that Adeleke was involved in a National Examination Council (NECO), exam malpractice in 2017, as well as his subsequent invitation by the police, barely two days before the governorship election, ” is a ploy by the APC to distract the PDP candidate and if possible, put him out of circulation before and during the election.”
According to the statement, while the PDP is in no way against any legitimate effort by any security agency in the discharge of its duties, we totally reject this unrelenting attempt to use trumped-up charges to take down our candidate, simply because the APC has realized that he is coasting to victory.
“Perhaps, the police needs to be educated that the West African Examination Council (WAEC), has already confirmed that Senator Adeleke wrote his WAEC examination in 1981, thus ending the earlier unnecessary controversy about his WAEC status.
“Moreover, this is the same police that have not been able to invite the disgraced erstwhile minister of finance, Kemi Adeosun, who confessed to having a forged NYSC Exemption Certificate or the Special Assistant to the President on Prosecution and Chairman of the Special Investigative Panel for the Recovery of Public Property, Chief Okoi Obono-Obla, whose certificate, WAEC openly told the National Assembly, is fake.
“More so, there are several leaders in APC, whose certificates have been questioned and which the Police have not considered it needful to conduct the littlest investigation.”
The PDP called on the Inspector General of Police to protect the integrity of the Force by immediately calling his officers hounding Senator Adeleke to order.
It made it clearer that the issue of who becomes the Governor of Osun State resided with the people of Osun State and nothing should be allowed to disrupt the peaceful conduct of the election.

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