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2027 poll: Imo APP chieftain, Amadi condemns destruction of party’s facilities
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2027 poll: Imo APP chieftain, Amadi condemns destruction of party’s facilities

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A chieftain of the Action Peoples Party, APP, Mazi Chima Matthew Amadi, has condemned what he called a disturbing wave of politically motivated destruction targeted at the facilities of opposition political parties in Imo State, particularly those belonging to the APP. 

He said the unfortunate development represents another dangerous assault on democratic values, political tolerance, and peaceful participation in the electoral process.

He stated that the Imo people woke up on Sunday July 19th, 2026, to the shocking news of the reckless and unprovoked vandalization of the APP’s facilities at the Iwuanyanwu Glass House State Secretariat of the party. 

According to him, the destruction of the party official signage and other political infrastructure was not an isolated incident, but appeared to be part of a calculated pattern of intimidation aimed at silencing opposition voices and shrinking the democratic space ahead of the 2027 general elections.

This was contained in a statement he issued on Monday in Owerri.

According to him, “democracy thrives where political parties are allowed to canvass support freely, citizens exercise their rights without fear, and elections are contested on the strength of ideas, vision, and performance rather than intimidation and violence.”

“Destruction constitutes a direct assault and infringement on the constitutional rights to freedom of association, freedom of expression, and political participation. Resorting to intimidation instead of healthy democratic competition is an indication of political insecurity rather than political strength,” Amadi, who is Imo East Senatorial candidate of the party said.

He insisted that no amount of intimidation, harassment, or politically motivated destruction can discourage the people of Imo State from exercising their constitutional right to freely choose leaders who genuinely represent their aspirations. 

Amadi called on all security agencies, particularly the Nigeria Police Force and other relevant institutions, to discharge their constitutional responsibilities with professionalism, neutrality, and fairness, saying that every registered political party in the state deserves equal protection under the law, while every citizen must be guaranteed the freedom to participate in the democratic process without fear of intimidation or victimization.

“Violence and destruction have never strengthened democracy. Only justice, tolerance, respect for the rule of law, and peaceful political engagement can guarantee credible elections and sustainable development,” he added.

2027 poll: Imo APP chieftain, Amadi condemns destruction of party’s facilities

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