Man Gives APC 72-Hour Ultimatum, Claims He Sold Property, Lost Wife While Campaigning for Party

A man identified as Daniel Solomon has made an emotional public appeal, alleging that he sacrificed his wealth and livelihood while campaigning for the All Progressives Congress (APC), and issuing a 72-hour ultimatum for intervention over his family’s welfare.

In a video circulating online, Solomon claimed he sold all his property, including six vehicles, to finance campaign activities for the APC beginning in 2019. He alleged that despite repeatedly seeking assistance from former Deputy Senate President Ovie Omo-Agege, he received no support.

“I want the APC government to come and take my six children from me within 72 hours. If they don’t, I will put something in our food, and all of us will die,” Solomon said, while expressing deep distress over his situation.

He further claimed that his financial sacrifices led to the loss of his vehicles, property, and the breakdown of his family, saying he had “not been himself” since the events.

Solomon appealed to Senator Ede Dafinone, Reverend Francis Ejirogene Waive, Hon. Barr. Spencer Obokpare Ohwofa, and Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to intervene and assist him.

Addressing Governor Oborevwori, Solomon acknowledged that the governor was not part of the APC when the alleged events occurred but urged him, as the party’s current leader in Delta State, to help secure the welfare of his six children.

As of the time of filing this report, neither the APC nor the individuals mentioned by Solomon had publicly responded to his claims.