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The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Taraba
State has disagreed with the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) over the attack on the convoy of its
governorship candidate, Mr Sani Danladi.
Campaign Director-General of the APC in Taraba,
Bobboi Kaigama, and the Commissioner of
Information, Mr Simon Dogari, condemned the
incident in separate interviews with reporters.
Both men traded blames over who sponsored the
attack which occurred on Thursday in Wukari
Local Government Area of the state.
Kaigama claimed that the attack on the APC
candidate’s convoy was a poorly organised.
“We strongly believe that the attack on our
convoy was a poorly executed plan to kill our
governorship candidate, Alhaji Sani Abubakar
Danladi, whose car was directly hit,” he alleged.
“We are confident that Thursday’s unfortunate
incident is a clear sign of victory; as victors, we
must be magnanimous.”
The APC chieftain believes that the incident has
shown that the present administration in Taraba
is being threatened by the progress of the APC
and the popularity of its candidate.
He said he expected the government to learn from
their feats and make the necessary amends and
not resort to the “primitive style of unleashing
terror and mayhem”.
“The good people of Taraba State will not allow
this to happen,” said Kaigama. “We will speak to
you through the ballot box because it is obvious
as the Chinese say that ‘the first man to strike in
an argument has lost ideas.”
He added, “We hereby appeal to our teeming
supporters to remain calm and demonstrate high
restraint in the face of this desperate and
unwarranted attack on them across the state.”
On his party, Mr Dogari claimed that the incident
was an act of desperation by the APC
governorship candidate to destabilise peace in the
state.
He also accused the party of attempts to make
the state ungovernable and make the general
elections in Taraba declared inconclusive.
“The Assault carried out by a gang of political
thugs which he personally led is the latest
example of his desperation,” the commissioner
alleged.
He insisted that incident was a case of thuggery
which he claimed was seen in the purported
refusal of the APC’s candidate to sign the peace
accord initiated by the police and the Independent
National Electoral Commission (INEC).
Dogari noted that the alleged desperation by the
APC to link the PDP and Governor Darius Ishaku
to the incident was callous.
He described the governor as an architect of
peace who would continue to ensure the security
of lives and property of the residents.
“The Wukari incident is purely a case of political
thuggery,” the commissioner stated.
He added, “On that day, the gangsters driving in
vehicles stored with sophisticated arms and
ammunition began shooting to scare away people
as they the destroyed billboards and posters of
the opposing political parties.”
Source:
www.channelstv.com/2019/01/20/taraba-
apc-disagrees-with-pdp-over-attack-on-
governorship-candidates-convoy/

Truevine:The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Taraba
State has disagreed with the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) over the attack on the convoy of its
governorship candidate, Mr Sani Danladi.
Campaign Director-General of the APC in Taraba,
Bobboi Kaigama, and the Commissioner of
Information, Mr Simon Dogari, condemned the
incident in separate interviews with reporters.
Both men traded blames over who sponsored the
attack which occurred on Thursday in Wukari
Local Government Area of the state.
Kaigama claimed that the attack on the APC
candidate’s convoy was a poorly organised.
“We strongly believe that the attack on our
convoy was a poorly executed plan to kill our
governorship candidate, Alhaji Sani Abubakar
Danladi, whose car was directly hit,” he alleged.
“We are confident that Thursday’s unfortunate
incident is a clear sign of victory; as victors, we
must be magnanimous.”
The APC chieftain believes that the incident has
shown that the present administration in Taraba
is being threatened by the progress of the APC
and the popularity of its candidate.
He said he expected the government to learn from
their feats and make the necessary amends and
not resort to the “primitive style of unleashing
terror and mayhem”.
“The good people of Taraba State will not allow
this to happen,” said Kaigama. “We will speak to
you through the ballot box because it is obvious
as the Chinese say that ‘the first man to strike in
an argument has lost ideas.”
He added, “We hereby appeal to our teeming
supporters to remain calm and demonstrate high
restraint in the face of this desperate and
unwarranted attack on them across the state.”
On his party, Mr Dogari claimed that the incident
was an act of desperation by the APC
governorship candidate to destabilise peace in the
state.
He also accused the party of attempts to make
the state ungovernable and make the general
elections in Taraba declared inconclusive.
“The Assault carried out by a gang of political
thugs which he personally led is the latest
example of his desperation,” the commissioner
alleged.
He insisted that incident was a case of thuggery
which he claimed was seen in the purported
refusal of the APC’s candidate to sign the peace
accord initiated by the police and the Independent
National Electoral Commission (INEC).
Dogari noted that the alleged desperation by the
APC to link the PDP and Governor Darius Ishaku
to the incident was callous.
He described the governor as an architect of
peace who would continue to ensure the security
of lives and property of the residents.
“The Wukari incident is purely a case of political
thuggery,” the commissioner stated.
He added, “On that day, the gangsters driving in
vehicles stored with sophisticated arms and
ammunition began shooting to scare away people
as they the destroyed billboards and posters of
the opposing political parties.”
Source:
www.channelstv.com/2019/01/20/taraba-
apc-disagrees-with-pdp-over-attack-on-
governorship-candidates-convoy/