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Unknown Gunmen Sponsored By PDP Want To Remove Me From Office – Uzodinma

Governor Hope Uzodinma on Sunday disclosed that the killings in Orlu are being sponsored by wicked politicians.

The governor noted that investigations have revealed that most people killed and those whose homes were burnt were mostly members of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

According to him, there is no record that any member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was killed or made to suffer any loss of property as a result of the activities of the so-called ‘unknown gunmen’ in the state.

The governor, however, urged those behind the attacks to repent quickly “before government will come out in its full weight to go after them.”

“Those aiming at removing me as the governor of Imo State, using insecurity as a tool, should stop wasting their time because I am ordained by God to be the Governor of Imo State.

“They are challenging God. When you are after the creation of God, you are after God,” he said.

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