The gathering was responding to a case by Governor Dickson that the General Officer Commanding (GOC), sixth Division of the Nigerian Army, was bargaining security for the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The Governor had said that, despite the fact that Gen. Sarham has been moved to the Nigerian Defense Academy, Kaduna,
he wouldn't move and held up behind to oversee the utilization of the Army to execute appalling constituent violations and anomalies in the Bayelsa Guber surveys.
Responding, CDC pummeled Dickson, saying he was out to truncate the political decision that was intended to deliver his successor.
Gbenga Badamosi, Executive Director of the gathering in an announcement said colleagues ground in Bayelsa State and at no time, "did we witness the occurrences that the Governor professed to have happened.
Amazingly, neither nearby nor remote onlookers have made any remark with regards to the direction of the political race along the line that Mr. Dickson did."
CDC cautioned the senator to quit presenting his kin to peril with wild remarks.
The announcement peruses: "Mr. Dickson has made the phenomenal stride of a senator requiring the undoing of a political decision even before casting a ballot was appropriately in progress.
The occasions and episodes he is locking onto to cause this flawed call to have been demonstrated as being dramatically overemphasized, which brings up the issue of his intentions in endeavoring to preclude Bayelsans from claiming their establishment when they have utilized a similar instrumentality to keep him office for very nearly eight years.
"Some portion of the support for this tricky call by Mr. Dickson is the lumping together of local armies with the Nigerian Army and the Nigeria Police Force,
something that has uncovered the distress on his part to have his gathering's up-and-comer win the political race, conceivably so as to introduce a flunky that will cover his tracks for whatever unsatisfactory demonstrations he may have submitted in his eight-year rule.
"CDC decisions spectators are on ground in Bayelsa state and at no time did we witness the episodes that the Governor professed to have happened.
Surprisingly, neither nearby nor outside eyewitnesses have made any remark with regards to the direction of the political race along the line that Mr. Dickson did.
"We are worried that he made these prosecuting remarks to incite the military and other security officers to desert the electorates to his civilian armies that have been paid to disturb the vote.
There have additionally been reports that the supposed armed force and police staff are the civilian armies that the senator secured counterfeit regalia for so as to utilize them for the motivation that he has now completely actuated.
"CDC knows that the nearness of honestly sent Army and other security workforce is the redeeming quality in Bayelsa at this electioneering minute as hooligans faithful to legislators had made up their brains to crush our majority rules system by disrupting the governorship political race.
"We thus call Mr. Seriake Dickson to arrange even as we caution that he will be held criminally at risk for any rupture of the harmony in Bayelsa state emerging from his affectation of the masses against military and security staff on political race obligation.
"It doesn't make a difference whether his gathering or another ideological group wins the political decision since CDC will take this issue up when his insusceptibility terminates with his residency as what he has done is equipped for setting off a slaughter."
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