militants bar Patience Jonathan again from attending campaigns

Again, a group of militants, under the aegis of Mangrove Boys of
Bayelsa, has warned the wife of the President, Patience Jonathan, to
steer clear of presidential campaign rally in Bayelsa State on Friday
(today).
The group also warned the First Lady against any plot to connive with
the Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria to embarrass Governor
Seriake Dickson at the rally of the Peoples Democratic Party in
Yenagoa.
As a soft-landing for Patience, the unrepentant militants said since
she insisted on attending the rally, she should set aside all her
plans with TAN to disgrace Dickson or she would be thoroughly
disgraced.
The group, in a statement entitled, "Final Warning to Mrs. Jonathan,"
said its members had been fully mobilised to publicly disgrace the
President's wife and her husband if their loyalists made any cynical
move against the governor.
In the statement signed by the President of the Executive Council,
MBB, Mr. Opuyo Engobare, the group described itself as "dreaded" and
warned Patience against undermining the integrity of its members.
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The group said they would visit Dickson with their wrath if he tried
to use his position as the chief security officer of the state to stop
its members.
The MBB had a few weeks ago threatened to disgrace Mrs. Jonathan if
she accompanied her husband to the rally. Two days after, another
group, Bayelsa Youth Vanguard, issued a similar warning.
Worried by the development, the Aso Rock Villa decided to flood the
campaign venue, Samson Siasia Sports Complex, and its environs, with
security operatives including the deployment of 500 specially trained
Presidential guards and 500 crack team of the Department of State
Service.
But the group said its members would not be deterred by such massive
security deployments.
The MBB said, "We remain resolute in our statement and actions, and as
such, we have completed the mobilisation of our determined youths who
are ready to face any security hurdles at the rally."
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