A Group known as 36 Political Elevation Group, (36 PEG) has dismissed statement credited to the African Democratic Congress (ADC), alleging Plans by the ruling All Progressives Congress APC to Protest Removal of its Factional ADC Chairman, David Mark.
President of the group, Prince Dan Olaitain Dada in a statement through the Director General of 36 PEG, Comrade Sanmi Isola Oluleye described the allegations as desperate attempt by the Factional party to create confusion.
Read full statement below
The 36 Political Elevation Group (36 PEG), under the leadership of Prince Dan Olaitan Dada, President, wishes to respond to recent allegations made by the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as reported in “Tinubu’s Minister Has Paid APC Agents To Protest Tomorrow, Force INEC Against Recognising ADC Chairman” by Bolaji Abdullahi.
36 PEG condemns attempts to sow discord and undermine democratic processes. As a group supporting the APC administration, we believe in respecting the rule of law and allowing institutions like INEC to function independently.
The ADC’s allegations seem like a desperate attempt to create confusion and shift focus from their internal challenges.
We find it ironic that the ADC is crying foul, given their own history of internal strife and leadership disputes. APC is a law-abiding party with a proven track record, and we won’t engage in actions that could jeopardize our progress.
Key points:
– APC respects INEC’s autonomy and will continue to do so.
– The ADC’s allegations lack concrete evidence and seem like a publicity stunt.
– APC has delivered on its campaign promises and will continue to work for the people.
– We urge all stakeholders to respect the law and allow due process to unfold.
36 PEG wish to implore INEC and members of the public to disregard the ADC’s baseless allegations and we hereby reaffirm our commitment to democratic principles and good governance.
Signed,
Comrade Sanmi Isola Oluleye.Director General, 36 PEG
