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Stop taking advantage of the old man - Group warns PDP, Atiku over Buba Galadima

The Middle Belt Conscience Guard has recommended an urgent medical check for the spokesman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential campaign organisation, Buba Galadima.

The group said Galadima's latest statements on the state of the nation call for urgent attention before it gets out of hand.

MBCG also said that Galadima statement that Operation Python Dance was launched effectively intimidate, harass, kill voters and write results for the APC is totally false.

In a statement signed by its national president, Prince Enero, MBCG warned the PDP candidate in the last presidential, Atiku Abubakar to stop taking advantage of the 'old man'.

Enero said: "Our position is a difficult one that was adopted only after Galadima made a disgraceful accusation on a national television network to the effect that the military's nationwide Operation Python Dance was held to rig the recently held general elections."

"Galadima claimed that Operation Python Dance was launched “effectively to intimidate voters, to harass voters, to kill voters and write results for the APC.”

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"The fact that Galadima bluffed about substantiating this fallacy before a law court has not done anything to relocate his claims from the realm of hallucinations into reality. Much as we sympathize with him, having been traumatized by supporting the defeated candidate of the PDP, we believe the logical thing would have been for him to reassess his situation and come to the realization that fraternizing with known treasury looters is not a desirable habit in one’s twilight.

"We, therefore, urge Galadima to voluntarily commit himself to care failing which his family members should urgently do something before his situation degenerates further. They should notify media houses to confirm with the family before putting on life television or publishing his comments.

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Meanwhile, we urge the PDP and Atiku to stop exploiting the situation of Galadima by sending him on errands that he would not have run had he not been emotionally traumatized. To continue using him on disgraceful errands like this is the basest form of exploitation of a vulnerable person and it is condemnable in every sense," Enero added.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Galadima had alleged that the All Progressives Congress (APC) used the military to intimidate voters and rig the 2019 elections.

Galadima leveled the accusation on Wednesday, March 20, during an interview on Sunrise Daily, a Channels Television programme.

Legit.ng gathers that the spokesman said the events in Rivers state were evidence of the intimidation.

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