APC Led Government Wants to destroy the Judiciary- PDP National Chairman
Prince Uche Secondus, who is the National Chairman of the People Democratic Party, has called on Nigerians and International Community that the ruling party at the center, the All progressive congress wants to destroy the Nigerian judiciary.
The PDP chairman said this after the Chief Justice of the Federation, Chief Justice Onoghen has been asked to appear before the CCT on Monday 15, January for force declaration of assets. He said that ruling party in their alleged desperation to manipulate and thwart the will of Nigerians barely five weeks to the general elections wants to collapse our democracy.
He said that the ruling party is scared if an independent judiciary because of their alleged agenda to rig and manipulate the election.
Prince Secondus said, Nigerians are ready and determined to throw the APC Federal government away and no amount of threats and harassment will deter the people from affecting the inevitable change.
He was quoted to have said that, the government of the day "want to kill Senator Dino Melaye, they want to kill the Senate President, they want to kill everybody but they will fail because God is with Nigerians."
He also warned INEC and security agencies that, "you cannot rig this election, the will of the people must prevail whether you like it or not, that is democracy."
He said that the ruling party is scared if an independent judiciary because of their alleged agenda to rig and manipulate the election.
Prince Secondus said, Nigerians are ready and determined to throw the APC Federal government away and no amount of threats and harassment will deter the people from affecting the inevitable change.
He was quoted to have said that, the government of the day "want to kill Senator Dino Melaye, they want to kill the Senate President, they want to kill everybody but they will fail because God is with Nigerians."
He also warned INEC and security agencies that, "you cannot rig this election, the will of the people must prevail whether you like it or not, that is democracy."
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