Edo Election Will Put An End To Godfatherism – Obaseki
Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State on Thursday said the September 19 governorship election will put a final end to godfatherism in the state.
Obaseki, candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), said this during his ward to ward campaign tour across the 10 wards in Esan North East Local Government Area.
He said the election was very vital for, not just the state, but the country at large, as the decision had to be made whether or not the state should move forward.
Describing Edo Central Senatorial District of the state as a PDP enclave, he urged the members of the party and it’s supporters not to succumb to threats and intimidation.
He said the state and Nigeria do not belong to a few people.
Earlier, Chief Dan Orbih, Chairman of the PDP state campaign council, had urged party members to keep vigil towards ensuring that votes counted in the election.
Orbih, said not only would the party mobilise members and its supporters to vote, but ensure that the votes counted.
“We will not sleep. We are doing everything possible to ensure that you votes and your vote counted.
“We will not allow anybody to subvert the will of the people.
“In this election, we will not only vote, but, we must defend our votes,” he said.
