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You’re insensitive to killings, PDP tells FG, APC

You’re insensitive to killings, PDP tells FG, APC
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), yesterday, condemned what it called “the indefensible insensitivity of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its Federal Government to the escalated killings in Sokoto, Niger, Katsina, Kaduna, Plateau states and other parts of the country by terrorists.” It alleged that “the manifest numbness of the APC leaders to bloodletting, as well as the failure of the APC, as a party, to proffer any tangible solution or forcefully take its government to task on security, validates apprehensions on APC’s reported complicity in the worsened insecurity in our nation in the last six years.”
The party continued: “Is it also not provocative, vexatious and indeed the height of heartlessness that APC and its leaders’ party while Nigeria burns?
The PDP called out the ruling party, “to come clean on its alleged connection to killings, the benefit it derives from violence and bloodletting and why it attaches no value to human lives.”       [GuardianNG]
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