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INEC Must Work To Convince People That Their Vote Will Count

By Ekwi Ajide

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has been implored to embark on rigorous voter education to change the psych of people ahead of the Anambra governorship election come November six, twenty twenty one.

A community leader, indeginous of Nteje in Oyi local government Area and resident in Abuja, Chief Mike Nwakalor, who made the call while interacting with our Abuja bureau crew, asked ndi Anambra to pray fervently and turn back to God for intervention in the election and described the upcoming South East Ecumenical Prayer Summit at Aguleri as a move in the right direction.

The community leader, stated that there have been voter apathy in Anambra elections in recent times because of what he termed “letter writing” and the people no longer believe that their votes count which he emphasized INEC and party leaders must work hard to convincethe people.

He however noted, that Anambra election will always remain peaceful as the average onye Anambra is a peace loving person and nobody’s ambition equates human life.

Chief Nwakalor, cautioned Anambra electorate to vote according to their conscience and jettison money politics which he said, emboldens the representative to work for himself instead of working for the people.

The community leader said all hands must be on deck to educate the populace especially women who are easily enticed with material things so as to eliminate the era of highest bidder takes it all and enthrone a government that will uphold the democratic successes already recorded in Anambra State.

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