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    EndSARS: APC blows hot over release of report

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorNovember 18, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has opined that the release of the EndSARS report, was an effort to wreak havoc on the state.

    The ruling party made this known in a statement issued by its spokesman Seye Oladejo, on Thursday.

    The statement reads:

    “Without any doubt, it is distasteful that commentators have based their utter condemnation on a leaked report which has led to some of the content being disputed by some members of the panel.”

    “The intention of those behind the leaked report should be condemned by all and sundry as it constitutes another attempt to unleash further mystery on the state.

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    “It is the height of irresponsibility and inhumanity to seek political gains from our collective trauma as a nation.”

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    The APC while commending the leadership role of the state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu,  noted that the governor had identified with and addressed the demands of the protesters during the crisis.

    Oladejo while stating that the Lagos State Government was the first to set up a panel of inquiry to investigate the truth, added that the government also suppported the panel to carry out its directives independently.

    According to him, the role of the state government in standing with people at this trying moment and keeping the faith by publicly receiving its report is no doubt commendable.

    “The immediate set up of a committee to prepare a white paper is also in line with keeping the faith. While we await the white paper on the reports, we want to urge restraints in order not to set our dear state on fire again.

    “We commiserate with the families of those who lost their lives during the protest and other police brutality.

    “We urge the Lagos State government to remain focused on its constitutional responsibility to protect the lives and property of all citizens and jettison needless distractions,” the APC spokesman added.

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