PDP Transition Chairman Beaten To Coma By Delegates During Primary

PDP Transition Chairman Beaten To Coma By Delegates During Primary

Hon. Christopher Audu, the Transition Implementation Committee (TIC) Chairman of Qua’an Pan Local Government Area in Jos, Plateau State, is reportedly fighting for his life following an attack by delegates during the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) primary election. The violence erupted after Audu was declared the winner of the primary on Thursday…… CONTINUE READING 

According to observer Michael Bulus, the election began peacefully but turned violent when some delegates and PDP members, who had been denied access to the hall, forcibly entered and confronted Audu. The TIC Chairman sustained severe injuries and was swiftly moved from Ba’ap, the Qua’an Pan LGA headquarters, to an undisclosed location for medical treatment.

Bulus reported that the mob, angry over alleged electoral manipulation, attacked Audu, accusing him of rigging the primary by selecting loyalists as delegates while blocking genuine delegates from voting. The delegates also reportedly assaulted officials from the Plateau State Independent Electoral Commission (PLASIEC) who were overseeing the election.

As of now, the party has not yet released an official statement regarding the incident.

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