APC denies involvement in Edo shooting, calls ADC claims baseless
All Progressives Congress (APC) has strongly denied allegations by the African Democratic Congress (ADC) linking it to a shooting incident at an ADC event in Edo State. The APC, through its National Publicity Secretary Felix Morka, described the accusations as reckless and unfounded. The party called for a thorough investigation and urged law enforcement to scrutinise the ADC and its leaders as prime suspects. Both parties have exchanged statements blaming each other, with the APC insisting it remains committed to law, order, and national security.
Key takeaways
- APC rejected claims by the ADC that it was involved in a shooting at an ADC event in Edo State.
- The APC called the accusations baseless and said the incident was self-inflicted by the ADC.
- Felix Morka, APC’s National Publicity Secretary, urged law enforcement to investigate the ADC and its leaders as prime suspects.
- The APC criticised the ADC for allegedly trying to gain public sympathy and described its actions as disruptive.
- The ruling party reaffirmed its support for President Bola Tinubu and its commitment to building a stronger nation.
