The party’s director for
new media, Adeyanju Ayodeji, said the EFCC accused Mr Secondus of receiving
buses illegally, and demanded he returned them thereby has been arrested by
EFCC.
Mr Uche Secondus is the
former acting chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Mr Secondus’ tenure as
acting chairman of the party ended last week Monday, with the selection of Ali
Modu Sheriff as the party’s new national chairman.
In a statement by the
party’s national legal adviser, Victor Kwon, the PDP said lamented “the
oppressive and unfair treatments against its key leaders by the Federal
Government”.
“The party alerts the
nation that the arrest and detention of its Deputy National Chairman, Prince
Uche Secondus by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is part of
the grand script by the APC-led Federal Government to decimate the opposition,”
the party said.
The party said it was also
aware of plans to “arrest and detain the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike
Ekweremadu, Senate Minority Leader, Senator Godswill Akpabio and other leaders
of the party on imaginary charges”.
“Indeed, intelligence
available to the party shows that the Federal Government, using its various
agencies, is bent on destroying any opposition to the ruling party as all
indications show that the government is more interested in humiliating the PDP
than fighting corruption.

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