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Edo PDP Boycotts Peace Accord Over Arrest of Party Members

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In the lead-up to the September 21, 2024, Edo State governorship election, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has opted out of signing a peace accord intended to ensure a peaceful election. The event, held in Benin City on September 12, saw the presence of PDP State Chairman Tony Aziegbemi and the party’s candidate, Asue Ighodalo, who chose not to sign the agreement.

Aziegbemi stated that their refusal was in protest of the arrest of 10 PDP members by the police in Abuja, arguing that the party could not commit to the peace accord while its members were detained without trial. He also expressed concerns over perceived bias from the police, claiming it could affect the election’s fairness.

Despite the PDP’s stance, 17 other political parties, including the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Labour Party, signed the peace deal, which was facilitated by the National Peace Committee. The peace accord is seen as crucial for ensuring a non-violent and orderly election.

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12 Comments

  • I think the Edo PDP is right to boycott the peace accord. Its time to take a stand against injustice! #JusticeForAll

  • I think the Edo PDP boycott is a bold move. Theyre standing up for their members, but is it the right approach? 🤔

  • I think the Edo PDP should stick to their principles and stand their ground. Arrests wont stop them from fighting for what they believe in.

  • I think the Edo PDP should stand their ground! Who needs a peace accord when your members are being unfairly arrested? #JusticeFirst

  • These PDP guys need to chill out. Arrests happen, its part of the game. Lets focus on the bigger picture.

  • I think the Edo PDP boycott is a bold move. It shows they wont back down easily. Lets see how this plays out.

  • I think the Edo PDP should reconsider boycotting the peace accord. Its important to prioritize unity and progress over individual grievances.

  • I think the Edo PDP should reconsider their boycott. Peace is important, even if it means compromising. Lets prioritize unity.

  • Why should the Edo PDP boycott a peace accord over the arrest of party members? Isnt unity more important?

  • I dont get why Edo PDP would boycott a peace accord over arrests. Seems counterproductive. Whats the end goal here?

  • Why should Edo PDP boycott a peace accord over arrests? Seems counterproductive. They should engage constructively instead.

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