Anthony Iwuoma
Sir Chime Nzeribe, the Director – General of the Senator Athan Achonu Campaign Organisation of the Labour Party, has called for issue-based and violence-free campaigns ahead of the November governorship poll in Imo State.
He also disclosed that Sen. Achonu would commence his campaign with a two-weeks prayer sessions in churches across the state.
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Nzeribe, who addressed journalists at the party’s secretariat in Owerri, the state Capital, said: ”We in the Labour party and Senator Athan Achonu Campaign Organisation expect a violence-free, issue-based campaign. Our messages, which have been consistently pro-people will be transmitted to all nooks and crannies of the state.
“In keeping with our belief and our faith and trust in God Almighty, we will start our campaign with prayer sessions in various churches across Imo State.
“These prayer sessions would not only be for a smooth and violence-free campaign and elections but for the repose of the souls of the victims of violence in our dear state, including civilians and security agents.
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“We will also include in our prayer sessions the Labour Party presidential petition at the election petition tribunal for God to, in His infinite mercies direct our judges to uphold justice and do what is right before our laws and God.
The DG vowed that Sen. Achonu had come to rescue Imo people from the trauma of bad government.
“We solemnly promise our long suffering and traumatised people that relief is on the way. Relief from this seemingly unending insecurity, fraudulent elections, the creeping economic melt down and the decay of basic infrastructure.”