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Rivers APC crisis: Nobody has monopoly of violence, Abe’s faction warns


Factional members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State loyal to Senator Magnus Abe, have  warned that nobody or group had a monopoly of violence.

Acting chairman of the faction, Golden Ben-Chioma, gave the warning when he addressed journalists in Port Harcourt on the recent attack on their supporters by armed men in Buguma, Asari-Toru Local Government Area.

“But we are law-abiding. Nobody has a monopoly of violence. Everybody on this earth will pass away. Only God and the earth would remain. So, let no man claim to be strong.”

He said  the party believed in all-inclusive leadership and was opposed to autocracy.

“We are starting afresh and we want to make sure that our party is still in existence in the state. Party politics is jaw-jaw not war-war. If you feel offended with our actions and inactions, come over, we tell you the reasons. If you convince us, we agree with you. It is a party not a personal issue.”

Credit: The Sun

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