The Peoples Democratic Party has accused the All Progressives Congress of aiding and abetting terrorism in the country through “omission and commission”.
This was contained in a statement by Olisa Metuh, the National Publicity Secretary of PDP, on Thursday in Abuja.
Metuh said that APC demonstrated this when it shunned a meeting called by the Federal Government on Thursday to find solution to the current security challenge in the country.
He said: “When we said that the All Progressives Congress, as it is presently constituted, aids and abets terror in Nigeria by omission and commission, some Nigerians doubted us.
“But what further proof can there be of the culpability of the APC than the decision of its governors to shun the National Security Council meeting called by the President to deliberate on ways to bring the sponsors of terror and their footmen to book?
“It is important to note that APC governors do not shun meetings where the Federal Government takes care of their financial interests. But as this meeting is meant to take care of the interests of Nigerians, they shunned it.”
Metuh also accused the APC of not being happy with the news by the police and security agents that they were closing in on the perpetrators of the Nyanya blast.
He added: “It is certainly more than curious that the APC governors, particularly those whose states are at the thick of the Boko Haram insurgency, are the ones who are trying to subvert meetings called to address the malaise.
“Nigerians should be conscious of their antics and read the body language of the APC. They may make the appropriate noises from time to time, but in the fight against terrorism, actions speak louder than word.”
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