Planned Protest: Security Agencies Should Call Labour Party To Order- Tosin Adeyanju.

Security agencies have been intimated to call the opposition labour party to order over planned protest that might destabilize the already fragile peace in the country. 

The call was made in a text of press conference by APC support groups signed by the group's secretary Mr. Tosin Adeyanyu and made available to Newsmen in Abuja. 

Mr. Adeyanju accused the party of having interior motives for the said protests and vowed that APC Support Groups will defend their hard earned mandate, he therefore call on security agencies to call the group to order to avoid breakdown of law and order. 

The full statement below.

"CALL LABOUR PARTY TO ORDER:APC SUPPORT GROUPS URGES SECURITY AGENCIES

The leadership of the Labour Party has been warned against any form of protest which is aimed at destabilizing the country and our nascent democracy. 

The Labour Party had threatened to truncate INEC activities with protest over inability to inspect election materials of the last Presidential election.

But in a statement signed by Secretary,  of Support Group Cordination of the All Progressive Congress Presidential Campaign Council, Tosin Adeyanju, on Sunday, described the Labour Party’s leadership statement as “mischief makers” and warned them to desist from any protest.

According to him, we have “uncovered plans by some groups of persons who wants to in the name of protest unleash violence, instead of addressing their grievances to the tribunal”

“We hereby warns these groups/persons to shelve their planned violence or have us to contend with"

“Therefore, parents and guardians are advised to warn their children against participating in the planned protest slated for tomorrow across the country"

"Labour Party sponsoring such protests is also warned in their own interest to desist from such unpatriotic plans or face the full  wrath of Nigerian people.”

“We call on Security agencies to as a matter of urgency take proper action against these enemies of Democracy.”

Tosin Adeyanju 
Secretary, Support Group Cordination 
12/03/2023

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