PDP RETRACTS BOYCOTT THREAT, URGES PARTICIPATION IN EDO GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION

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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo State has retracted its previous threat to boycott the gubernatorial elections scheduled for Saturday, September 21. Tony Aziegbemi, the PDP Chairman, expressed confidence in the party’s prospects and encouraged citizens to actively participate in the electoral process.

Aziegbemi emphasized, “We are ready for the elections. We believe strongly that the programs we have put together will lead us to victory, and our people should not be afraid to come out on September 21 to cast their votes.”

He reassured that there would be no harm at polling units and encouraged Edo residents to make the right choice for the betterment of the state.

Governor Godwin Obaseki also praised the security agencies and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for their efforts in ensuring a peaceful and fair election. He commended the Inspector General of Police for his commitment to maintaining a level playing field and expressed trust in INEC’s preparations.

With the PDP’s renewed support and enhanced security measures, the stage is set for a significant election in Edo State.

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