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Tony Ejiogu and different APGA chieftains on the round-off of his marketing campaign in Imo State.
The Imo State governorship candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, Tony Ejiogu, has appealed to the folks of the state to desist from promoting their votes to the very best bidder.
Ejiogu stated this whereas rounding off his marketing campaign on Thursday with a pledge to serve the folks of the state with integrity and dedication.
The APGA governorship candidate, whereas addressing a crowd of supporters at Owerri North, assured them of the start of a brand new daybreak in Imo politics, including, “It’s ‘time to rebuild Imo’ and restore its misplaced glory rampaged by insecurity, poor public infrastructure, unemployment, comatose well being sector and the neglect of employees and pensioners’ welfare.
“I communicate to your consciences. Let’s all come collectively and make this undertaking a actuality. Vote and shield your vote; stand there and ensure your vote is counted. There can be no voter intimidation.”
He added, “I’ve introduced myself and brought the daring step, and we’re well-positioned to maneuver Imo to the promised land. Sure, there’s starvation within the land, however change your mindset and don’t settle for cash to vote for individuals who will nonetheless hold you in bondage. Let’s make issues proper.”
Whereas urging his get together supporters and Imolites to troop out en masse to vote for APGA come Saturday, November 11, Ejiogu urged them to conduct themselves in a peaceable method and be sure that their votes depend.
These current on the occasion included the state chairman of APGA, the deputy governorship candidate, the Director-Normal of the Tony Ejiogu Marketing campaign, ward chairmen, girls, youth leaders, elder statesmen, and a bunch of different stakeholders.
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