The governor gave the advice in Abuja when he met with Plateau indigenes who are on the Directorate Cadre of the Federal Civil Service.
The governor said his administration was committed to the development of sports and had resolved to boost youth participation in grassroots sports.
Also speaking, Mr Sylva promised to return the state back to the path of progress and development, using his six-point agenda.
“For me, the issues are very straightforward,’’ Mr Obaseki said.
“I call on our people to remain calm and law-abiding, as we continue to pursue our case and cause,” he said.
They called on all parties to support Mr Eno to move the state forward.
“I am making it unequivocally clear that any form of procession or gathering that violates the law or disrupts the peace will not be tolerated,’’ Mr Kaigama warned.
Smart Adeyemi is challenging the validity of the primary, which produced Ahmed Ododo as APC’s flagbearer for the November 11 governorship election.
“I have been concentrating on my campaigns because the people of Imo want change,” said Mr Achonu.
