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Delta APC Chieftain Faults Tinubu’s Appointment Of PAP Administrator
By Our Correspondent
A chieftain of the All Progressive Congress ( APC) in Delta State, Elder Emmanuel Ishaka has faulted President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s appointment of Dr Dennis Otuaro as the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Program ( PAP ) .
This was contacted in a statement issued in Warri made available to newsmen last weekend.
The statement noted that President Tinubu was misguided in his choice of Dr Dennis Otuaro as the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Program (PAP) and that a good majority of APC members in Delta State were not happy about the decision of President Tinubu on the issue.
The statement stated that the appointment of Dr Dennis Otuaro as the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Program ( PAP) has caused great dissatisfication among party faithful in Delta State.
‘We the hard working members of (APC) in Delta State must resist the appointment of Dennis Otuaro Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain and former Gov. Okowa’s protege as the Director of the Presidential Amnesty Program ( PAP ).
‘We have very competent (APC) Leaders in Delta State who are ready to project Mr. President’s renewed hope agenda to the fullest.
‘Okowa’s (PDP) in Delta State must not be allowed to reap where they did not sow. Enough is Enough! ‘
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The statement therefore urged President Tinubu to cancel the appointment of Dr Dennis Otuaro and appoint a hard working , competent and committed party member as the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Program (PAP).
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