In a bid to ensure a seamless and peaceful electoral process, Commissioner of Police CP Chris Aimionowane engaged political leaders and candidates from Arewa/Dandi and Shanga/Yauri/Ngaski federal constituencies in Kebbi State. The Peace Accord signing, scheduled for the upcoming Bye/Re-Run elections on 03/02/24, aimed to foster a level playing ground for all parties.
CP Aimionowane, alongside heads of other security agencies, emphasized the importance of avoiding actions or utterances that could disrupt peace during and after the elections. The leaders were urged to discourage violence and refrain from using provocative language against opponents.
To oversee the electoral process, a joint operations room, headed by SP Tijjani Mukhtar Bunza, has been established at the Police command Headquarters. The CP encouraged the public to report emergencies or distress to the joint operations room via 08038797644/09062925404.
The Resident Electoral Commissioner, Alhaji Abubakar S. Fawa Danbo, emphasized the need for peaceful coexistence among political actors. He advised caution in verifying information from social media regarding the elections.
Representing the Emir of Gwandu, Maj. Gen. Nasiru Iliyasu Bashar (Rtd) applauded the peace initiative, calling on party leaders and candidates to reject violence for the greater development of Kebbi State.
Political party representatives pledged to adhere to the calls for peace, culminating in the signing of the Peace Accord, marking a significant step towards ensuring a tranquil electoral process in Kebbi State.
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