The governorship candidate of the Labour Party in Delta state, Chief
Great Ogboru has sounded a warning to the Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC) partaking the 2015 Governorship election in the
state.Addressing a mammoth crowd in Delta, Chief Ogboru, said there will
be trouble if the February 28 election in the state is
manipulated.Ogboru, who was addressing the Delta Central mega rally at
Ughelli on Thursday, recalled that in the past, the people of the state
had lived with situations where elections were rigged against the will
of the people.“But we know that God’s time is the best. This is the time
set by God,” he said and burst into a local song, “If Ogboru no win,
yawa go dey, if Ogboru no win, yawa go dey,” meaning there will be
trouble if Ogboru does not win.Speaking to the crowd, Mr Ogboru promised
to raise the standard of governance in the state such that the timid
and people without vision would no longer find the chance to govern the
state again.He said Delta State had been turned into
a Jankara state, where government could no longer provide the basic
necessities of life like water, electricity, health care, education and
good roads.On his dream for Delta State, Ogboru said, “We shall start by
restoring your dignity and you will no longer be the thrashing
floor.“You will be able to look at them eyeball to eyeball. All Deltans
will become winners and will enjoy good schools, good hospitals, better
pay. Our roads will be safe again. Our streets and homes will be safe
again; criminality of any shape will not be tolerated.”The Labour Party
candidate said kidnapping and armed robbery held sway in the state
because those in government kidnapped and robbed the people of their
votes.“That is why kidnappers are everywhere, kidnapping people because
the governor kidnapped their votes,” he said.Mr Ogboru also went on to
address the transparency in PDP and APC. He said while the Peoples
Democratic Party’s candidacy was up for sale, the All Progressives
Congress was a counterfeit.“If the APC candidate does not step down, he
will know the loneliness of a long distance runner,” he said.
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