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Solidify Obi’s mandate by voting massively for LP candidates on March 11 – Spokesman

By KENNETH ONYEKWERE, ABAKILIKI

The Labour Party (LP) in Enugu State has urged all electorate in the state to solidify Mr Peter Obi, Presidential Candidate’s mandate by voting massively for the party’s candidates on March 11.

Dr Mcginger Ibeneme, Spokesperson for Labour Party in Enugu State, made the plea on Wednesday in Enugu while reeling out the resolutions of a high-level meeting held by party faithful and youths of Oji River Local Government Area on Tuesday.

It would be recalled that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has scheduled Saturday, March 11, for Governorship and State Assembly elections in the country as well as the Enugu East Senatorial Zone poll earlier postponed.

Ibeneme also said that the resolution made it clear that there had been continuous communication and good working relationship between Obi and all the Labour Party candidates in Enugu State especially its Governorship Candidate, Dr Chijioke Edeoga.

“The resolution hailed Nigerians, especially the Enugu State electorate for voting their conscience and voting massively for the Labour Party in the Feb. 25 polls.

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“It assured Nigerians, especially the electorate and good people of Enugu of plans for adequate security in the coming elections on March 11 as worked out by security agencies,” he said.

Ibeneme said that the resolution “condemns acts of violence in the state” especially the gruesome murder of Mr Oyibo Chukwu the Senatorial Candidate for Enugu East Senatorial Zone on Feb. 22.

“It hailed the choice of his brother Chief Kelvin Chukwu as his replacement for the senatorial seat.

“We are enjoining the good people of Enugu East Senatorial Zone to revenge with their votes on March 11.

“We are also calling on all party faithful, supporters and all Nigerians to remain peaceful but prayerful and resolute as Obi would reclaim his mandate in court,” he said.

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