Tuesday, 29 January 2019

Unknown gunmen abduct Abia APC Chairman hours to Buhari's visit


January 29, 2019


By Ijendu Iheaka

 Abia State Chairman of All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr Donatus Nwamkpa was kidnapped by unknown gunmen late Monday evening, few hours to the visit of President Muhammadu Buhari to Aba.

 A party source said  that Nwamkpa was kidnapped late hours of Monday on while returning from Umuahia to Aba to prepare for the President Buhari’s visit.

Mr Benedict Godson, the Abia State APC Publicity Secretary told newsmen in Aba that the party knew of plots to disrupt its rally and the president’s visit on Tuesday by the opposition.

Godson, however noted that the Abia APC never expected that the planned disruption would be on that level.

Godson said Nwamkpa was kidnapped alongside his aide at Osisioma Local Government Area along the Aba/Enugu-Port Harcourt Expressway about 11pm Monday night.

"There was a plot on ground to disrupt today's visit by the president, but we never expected this.

“He was kidnapped and up till now, we've not heard from him. He remains our authentic Chairman.

“Kidnapping Hon. Donatus Nwamkpa, a foundation builder, a mover and the man who has brought this party from no where to somewhere cannot stop this party from winning Abia.

He said that “authoritatively” there are persons in opposition party who might have collaborated with some members of APC in Abia to abduct  Nwamkpa.

He noted that such act of criminality was not the right way to play politics. 

He also said that the move cannot stop the Abia state APC guber candidate Dr Uche Sampson Ogah, from winning Abia.

“People are afraid and according to our party Chairman, it's obvious that some persons were planted into our party by the opposition to distract the party. 

"For now we are not accusing anybody, but we know that the evil people are trying their best, but they'll fail.

“We are sure our Chairman will be back soon because he's a good man and a man of God. We plead with his abductors to release him for he meant well for Abia State", Godson said 

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