Bayelsa West: Ex-Gov Dickson Votes in Toru Orua

 


...Says  Exercise Peaceful, Impressive So far

...Urges Security Agents, INEC to  Sustain Vigilance 


The Candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party and former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Henry Seriake Dickson, voted in the Senatorial bye election in his country home of Toru-Orua.


The former Governor who voted in company of his wife, Dr.Rachael, said that preliminary reports indicated an impressive turnout of voters.


Chief Dickson commended the electoral officers and security agencies for the impressive level of conduct and urged them to sustain their vigilance until a winner is returned at the end of the election.


He stressed that it was his expectation that the displayed level of professionalism is sustained to prevent people with dubious intent to distort the process. 



He said, “As I voted this morning at my polling unit at Toru-Orua, I was glad to see that voter turn out was impressive and from available preliminary reports from other units and wards, there is indication of a massive and impressive turnout.


“I want to thank the officials of the electoral body for their professionalism and we hope and expect that this level of conduct is sustained to the very end culminating in a return. 




“Every election is in stages. Voters will come out en mass, get accredited and vote and after that, other processes also continue up to the declaration. 


“I thank the security agencies for their vigilance so far. Once again, I expect that this level of professionalism is sustained throughout the process because very often during collation, people try to do funny things and so on.”


He thanked the people of the Senatorial  district for the sustained support for him all through his years  as a former Member of the House òf Reps and as Governor for eight years.












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