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‘Stop calling our Chairman Boko Haram sponsor,’ PDP warns

The PDP made the call via a statement released on February 17, 2016, by its National Auditor, Alhaji Adewole Adeyanju.

 

The PDP made the call via a statement released on February 17, 2016, by its National Auditor, Alhaji Adewole Adeyanju.

“We are very much aware that some elements are jittery over PDP’s decision to pick him as its national chairman and the only way out for them is to label him as Boko Haram sponsor,” he said.

“They cannot succeed in their new plot because the government would have arrested and charged him to court as done to a serving Senator in the National Assembly during the President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration. That trial (of a serving senator) is still in progress,” he added.

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Meanwhile, Sheriff has vowed to chase President Muhammadu Buhari out of office in 2019.

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