PDP Denies Collapse Into APM, Threatens Legal Action
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- The Bauchi State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party denied reports that it had merged into the Allied Peoples Movement.
- The party called the reports false and alleged that individuals impersonating its officials were spreading them.
- Its state legal adviser, Yahaya Garkuwa, announced the party’s position.
The Peoples Democratic Party in Bauchi State has denied reports that its structure collapsed into the Allied Peoples Movement.
The party described the claim as false and alleged that individuals impersonating PDP officials were circulating it.
The state party’s Legal Adviser, Yahaya Garkuwa, issued the denial and said the PDP was prepared to take legal action.
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