INEC’s resident electoral commissioner in Anambra, Elizabeth Agwu, disclosed this while distributing the material on Thursday in Awka.
NSCDC urged eligible voters to come out massively to vote for the candidates of their choice as a symbol of their franchise and fundamental rights.
“The programme will soon start and we are sure, it will go a long way to create wealth for the beneficiaries, with a value chain effect,” Mr Onanuga said.
“This government is building a solid foundation that will leave a lasting legacy for the next generation,” said Mr Idris.
The governor noted that the donation was more than just a financial contribution, but a demonstration of shared vision and collective responsibility.
The government stressed that the South-East has not and will not be marginalised.
The bye-elections, scheduled for Saturday, will be held in 16 constituencies across 12 states of the federation.
The party urged the authorities to make sure that only the reputable security agencies were involved in the election process.
He said that all 1,400 ad hoc staff had been trained and deployed for the exercise.
Security agencies were also on ground to ensure the smooth process of the distribution exercise.
