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Anambra Election: We Can’t Use Party Logos on Campaign Buses Because of IPOB – Lawmaker

Anambra Election: We Can’t Use Party Logos on Campaign Buses Because of IPOB – Lawmaker | Daily Report Nigeria
A member of the House of Representatives, Obinna Chidoka has disclosed that Politicians in Anambra State are scared of using their political parties’ logos due to the fear of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

The lawmaker, who disclosed this while contributing to a motion moved by Emeka Azubogu on Tuesday,  said criminal elements have infiltrated the Pro-Biafra group and are perpetrating criminalities in South-east.

He disclosed that even as campaigns are going for the November 6 gubernatorial election, politicians dare not put the logo of their parties on vehicles.

Chidoka said: “You can see that they are targeting campaign vehicles, all our cars with campaign materials, we have removed all of them, no flag of APC, no flag of PDP, nobody, and they are not sparing anybody. So you see, it is a mixture of pro-Biafra and strong criminal elements,”

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He explained that: “We have a group who of course you know have been agitating for the state of Biafra, I think we also have some strong criminal elements, who have also joined—within this group. The agitation they say was non-violence, you could see that it was actually non-violence, but you have another group who have been very criminal in nature, who are very criminal in nature,”

”That is why I pray that the police should stand up. They shouldn’t run, the idea of enlisting in the army, or police is that you know that one day, you might die in the battle if I decide to join the police– I know that I have signed the warrant to die. They should go back there and fight. They should not allow them to burn their offices.”

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