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Kogi govt urges citizens to come out enmass to vote tomorrow

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Juliana Francis

The Kogi State Government has urged the people of Kogi State to come out en masse to vote on Saturday, November 11, 2023, because it is their civic right to elect their leaders.

 

The Honourable Commissioner for Information and Communications, Kingsley Femi Fanwo, in a signed statement, said: “The security operatives in the state are here to protect you and make your votes count. They are not in the state to intimidate or harass you as they have remained very professional since arriving in the state to provide security for our people and we commend the Federal Government and security agencies for their commitment to peaceful poll.

 

“Every Polling Unit will be protected and the eligible voters will have the confidence to cast their votes. Violence should be shunned by all as we cannot afford to lose the peace we enjoy in the state to an exercise which should ordinarily be a celebration of democratic rights.”

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