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Sporadic Shooting By PDP Supporters At Tribunal Venue In Benin Unacceptable – APC
The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo State has condemned the incidence sporadic shooting allegedly by supporters of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) at the venue of the ongoing Governorship Election Tribune in Benin City, the State capital.
The party in a statement by the State Chairman, Emperor Jarret Tenebe in Wednesday and made available to journalists, described the incidence as a deeply disturbing and unacceptable act of violence.
He said, “Today’s shooting incident within the venue of the Governorship Election Tribunal in Benin City involving members of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is a deeply disturbing and unacceptable act of violence.
“The Tribunal is a sacred space where justice is meant to be administered impartially. Any act of violence within its walls undermines the very foundation of our legal system and threatens the safety of all involved.

One of the Alleged PDP supporter involved in the sporadic shooting
“Regardless of political affiliation, resorting to violence to resolve disputes is never justifiable. We must all condemn such actions in the strongest possible terms.
“Violence has no place in a civilized society, and those responsible for this heinous act must be brought to justice swiftly and without exception.”
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