A former governor of old Rivers State, Rufus
Ada-George, have called on Rivers people to vote peacefully on Saturday April
11.
Ada-George in a statement it signed said Rivers
State had to be in tandem with government at the centre.
He emphasiased that Rivers State working with
government at the centre would enhance their political relevance, attract
federal presence and ensure development and also protect and preserve the unity
and prosperity in Rivers State.
According to the statement he signed, Ada-George said
Rivers State had for four years enjoyed political relevance and development
through its age long tradition of always aligning with government at the
centre.
He recalled the alliance between the Niger Delta
Congress and Northern Peoples Congress which he said culminated into Rivers
State creation during the First Republic.
He,
therefore, called on the people of the state to ensure that they continued with
their alliance with the centre as Rivers State cannot distance itself from
benefitting from the centre.
The former governor also enjoined all registered
voters to come out in their numbers on Saturday and vote so as to strengthen
Rivers State and ensure Rivers State continues its peaceful alliance with the
government at the centre.
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