“The unity demonstrated by Dickson and Diri in supporting Fubara is a testament to their commitment to regional stability and progress,” said the group.
The lawsuit wants the Bayelsa governor and his lieutenant removed from office over multiple identities.
“I call on political actors not to beat the drums of war preparatory to elections. Let us be civil in what we say.”
Mr Diri is seeking reelection on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party. He faces stiff opposition from a former governor and ex-petroleum minister, Timipre Sylva of APC.
The statistics from INEC also revealed that 42 per cent of the voters are youth between 18 and 34, while those aged 35 to 49 represent 40 per cent.
“As we predicted, these exco members went to the Governor and collected N100 million to endorse him and disown our candidate, Udengs Eradiri, in a press conference.”
“My principal, our President, is a man filled with vision, willpower and total commitment to the Nigerian project.’’
The Nigeria Army says it has begun mobilising troops to provide security during the November 11 governorship and state house of assembly elections in Bayelsa.
Messrs Diri and Ewhrudjakpo, PDP and INEC are the first to fourth defendants, respectively, in the matter.
Mr Diri pledged the support of the Bayelsa government to security agencies to keep Bayelsa peaceful.
