Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Kwara PDP Accuses Government Of Spending Public Funds On APC
Kwara State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) has accused the state government of spending
public funds on activities of the All Progressives
Congress (APC).
The PDP, in a statement by its publicity secretary, Chief
Rex Olawoye, flayed what it called “the illegal
diversion of funds meant for development of the state to
party affairs by the Kwara State government”.
The party alleged that the government spent huge
amount of money on the recent APC membership
registration, congresses and sponsorship of its members
to Kayode Fayemi campaign in Ekiti State.
“We challenge the APC to tell the world the source(s) of
the money it has been using to execute party activities
in the past few months. For example; who paid for the
multi-million naira mansion along Peter Tokulola street,
GRA, Ilorin, that the APC recently acquired as a party
secretariat? From which account other than the state’s,
is the Kwara State government sponsoring over 50 APC
state and local government executives to Umrah? Who
paid for the transportation of over 1000 members of the
APC to Isin, Offa, Share and Omu-Aran and Kaiama,
where Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed went to commission
his projects as part of an insensitive celebration of an
uneventful third anniversary of the APC-led
government?”, the PDP said.
But secretary of the APC in the state, Prince Yemi
Afolayan, in a chat with Daily Trust disputed the
allegations which he described as spurious, saying the
party should be ignored.
He said: “PDP is thoroughly confused now. In the
national scheme of things, the president is losing grip
of the situation in Nigeria and that is why the leadership
of PDP in Kwara State is confused. They don’t get their
facts right and so when they talk, we just ignore them.
When you have a group of confused people like that,
the best thing is to ignore them. For example, the public
relations officer of PDP was talking about our new
secretariat; he doesn’t even know the location”.
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