Former Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan, has cautioned against win-at-all-cost mentally, as Nigerians vote for the country’s next President and National Assembly members on Saturday, February 25.
Dr. Uduaghan, in a widely circulated electronic statement today, Thursday February 23, noted: “The elections should not be a do-or-die affair. The spirit of winning at all cost must be discouraged. Resorting to violence is evil and devilish. A lost election today, can be won at a future election. However, a lost life today can never be brought back.”
He observed: “The campaigns have been intense with participants and their supporters crisscrossing the country, states, local governments, wards, voting units and even homes. In the media, including the social media, the campaigns have also been quite intense.
“The International communities, have taken keen interest in the campaigns and upcoming elections. Key amongst the issues are the twin challenges of transparency and violence. As Nigerians, the responsibility to handle these challenges is in our hands.”
The former Delta State Chief Executive, appealed to everyone to be transparent and avoid any form of violence, saying: “We have experienced too much violence in Nigeria and Delta State in particular.”
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