The police commissioner in Enugu, Ahmed Ammani, has urged political parties, their supporters, the electorate and residents to remain law-abiding over the complicity in the March 18 governorship elections
The Civil Liberties Organisation (CLO) has tasked INEC to immediately resolve the “logjam” encountered in Enugu’s March 18 governorship election.
The electoral body said the suspension was to address issues from outstanding LGAs in the two states.
Supporters of Labour Party are disputing the result, following multiple irregularities, and non-use of BVAS in the Nkanu East LGA of the state.
I want to use this opportunity to call on the Federal government and particularly the INEC chairman to ensure that the right thing is done in Abia State.
The directive follows PDP’s harrowing defeat in the just concluded presidential and National Assembly elections in the state.
Leaders of thought from the three senatorial zones of Enugu have reaffirmed their support for the governorship candidate, Peter Mbah.
“I am not a proponent of the Labour Party from top to bottom. For me, Mbah ticks all the boxes of character, capacity and competence, and that’s why he’s my candidate.”
The Obidient Movement directed all its members in Enugu to vote for Mr Mbah on Saturday.
