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CCTV Clip: Atiku, PDP Condemn Assault, Summon Senator Abbo

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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its candidate in the February 23 Presidential election are wielding the big stick against Adamawa North Senator, Elisha Abbo, over the assault on a nursing mother in an adult toy-shop.

Atiku has asked him to apologise and report himself to the Police said he: “I have seen the alleged assault video involving Sen. Elisha Abbo. The video is sad, inexcusable. I know the Senator quite well. But the law is clear and leaders must lead by example.

“‪‪I advise him to publicly apologize, voluntarily go to the police and show a good example expected of a young leader. I also call on our party, the PDP to take necessary disciplinary action and the Nigerian Police to ensure the law takes its full course.”

The National Working Committee (NWC) of the PDP said that as a law-abiding and upstanding party, it detests and completely condemn the act of lawlessness and callousness exhibited in the video and will therefore never condone it.

It adds: “Our party is also shocked that the harmless victim of the unprovoked assault is said to be a nursing mother, who ought to be protected.

“Though this is a personal conduct of an individual which has no bearing with the culture of our party, the PDP however holds that no responsible person will condone such an attitude.

“In the light of this, the NWC has commenced investigation into the matter and summons Senator Elisha Abbo in line with the provisions of the Constitution of the PDP and code of conduct of our members.

“In the same vein, the party has taken note of the immediate action taken by the Senate.

“The PDP, at all levels of engagement, is reputed for her utmost respect and commitment towards the rights, safety and wellbeing of our citizens, particularly our women and cannot tolerate any callous assault on any Nigerian.

“The PDP therefore assures Nigerians that it will always stand on the side of justice and will never spare a thought in taking action on any of its members found wanting, particularly those elected or appointed into public offices”.

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