MONDAY OKPEBHOLO AND APC CHAIRMAN TENEBE RECEIVE N350 MILLION NAIRA FROM ABUJA TO THWART PROTESTS IN EDO

Like Father Christmas, the Tinubu led APC administration has opened the vaults to dole out billions of taxpayers money to mobilise APC party members to thwart the forthcoming hunger protests scheduled for 1st to 10th August across Nigeria.

It is sad that tax payers’ money that should have been used to address the critical infrastructure and social investment schemes to ameliorate the poverty in the Country is being doled out in a desperate bid to stop Nigerians from protesting.

Aso Rock sources disclosed that the duo of APC Candidate, Monday Okpebholo a.k.a Akpakomiza and APC chairman Jarret Tenebe on Monday night received the sum of ₦350 Million Naira from Femi Gbajabiamila, the Chief of Staff to President Tinubu, in Abuja to ensure the ‘End Bad Governance’ protest doesn’t hold in Benin City. Benin is is widely considered the headquarters of the Obidient movement and is suspected by Presidency sources as being a potential flash point of the “End Bad Governance” protests.

Our source also disclosed that APC chairmen from the 36 States received Hundreds of millions with Kano receiving the highest sum of ₦1.2 Billion as mobilisation to quell protests in their respective States.

Faced with the enormity of their task and the growing sense of disenchantment with everything about APC, Monday Okpebholo is back to Benin and convened an emergency meeting of Party stake holders including Tony Kabaka at his campaign office on Ikpopan road by 10am on Wednesday to plan ahead of the protest on Thursday August 1.

The plan is to deploy thugs led by Tony Kabaka to shoot sporadically in the early hours of Thursday morning to discourage protesters while APC chairman Jarret Tenebe and other Party leaders will mobilise all Party Ward Chairmen and supporters to stage a solidarity walk for President Tinubu.

They fear that the End Bad Governance protest which is a national protest against APC’s failure and economic hardship is coming too close to Edo Elections and will affect their already weak chances of a very unlikely victory at the forthcoming September Governorship polls