Nigeria’s future depends on 2015 elections, says Peterside

Nigeria’s future depends on 2015 elections, says Peterside

Friday, March 6, 2015 1:54 pm


Dakuku Peterside

Dakuku Peterside

Dr. Dakuku Peterside, the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Rivers State, said has said the forthcoming elections would define the future of Nigeria.

Peterside made the remark at the APC’s ward-to-ward rally in Ogbakiri, Emohua local government area in the state.

He said that the peace and development of the local government depended on the choice of the people of the area.

He said that the people had a choice to make between development and underdevelopment, adding that it was their constitutional right to decide on what they want.

“I am here to solicit for your votes; when you elect me as governor, I will rehabilitate the roads in Ogbakiri and Government Secondary School,” he said.

Peterside also promised to construct the road linking Ogbakiri with Kalabari area of the state to attract investments that would create employment for the youths.

He urged traditional rulers in Ogbakiri, Emohua and Rumuji communities in Emohua local government area to ensure that they cast their ballot and also protect their votes.

He reminded the people of the decision of the Supreme Council of Traditional Rulers and Chiefs of Ikwerre land to support his candidature.

“The leaders of Ikwerre land has adopted and blessed me as their sole candidate for the governorship election to ensure justice and equity,” he said.

He appealed to the people to stand behind their leaders and support his candidature.

While urging the people to vote for all APC candidates contesting the polls, Peterside said it was only the APC that had development plan for the youths, women and elders.

In his response, according to the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, Eze Ferdinand Ekenta, the traditional ruler of Ogbakiri, re-affirmed the decision of the Supreme Council of Traditional rulers and Chiefs of Ikwerre land to support the APC flag bearer.


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