NYSC Members Killed In 2011 Election Were PDP’s IT Consultants. - CPC.

**accused of not been University Graduates by CPC.
**our investigating found out that one of the graduates.
**CPC Leadership secured bail for over 600 of their members suspected to be involved in the post election killings in 2011.

The Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) spokesperson, Rotimi Fasakin, has said that some of the people who died in the 2011 post election violence were not university graduates participating in the mandatory National Youth Service Corps.

In 2011, immediately after the presidential election, some electorates, mostly CPC supporters took to violence to express their dissatisfaction with the election result. In the process, at least 50 people including nine serving corps. members in the state were killed,

The nine Corps members were Adewumi Seun (Ekiti), Teidi Tosin (Kogi), Adowei Elliot (Bayelsa), Okpokiri Obinna (Abia), Gbenjo Ayotunde (Osun), Ukeoma Chibuzor (Imo), Nwazema Chukwuonyerem (Imo), Adeniji Jehleel (Osun) and Akonyi Sule (Kogi).

The CPC spokesman, Mr. Fasakin, speaking as regards the violence that erupted, said “some so called (NYSC) members were murdered, but in actual fact some of these people are IT consultants”.

He said his party traced one the victims through his facebook page and found out that "he graduated from UNN in 2006 where he studied computer science and is also a manager at a computer firm in Lagos."

It should be recalled that Congress for progressive Change (CPC) in Kaduna state, through their chairman, Alhaji Ahmadu Yaro and their National leadership secured bail for over 600 members suspected to be involved in the Killings..

The Party said that the bailing was all on compassionate grounds and in the spirit of oneness, since not all who breathed freedom were CPC members.