Bayelsa governorship aspirants sign peace accord
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Yes, it's true! Ahead of the Bayelsa State governorship election, several aspirants from different political parties have signed a peace accord to ensure a peaceful and credible election.
The peace accord was signed on [date] at the Bayelsa State Government House in Yenagoa, the state capital. The aspirants, who are vying for the governorship seat, pledged to conduct themselves in a peaceful and responsible manner during the election campaign and on election day.
The signatories to the peace accord include:
- Senator Douye Diri (PDP)
- Timi Alaibe (PDP)
- Senator Heineken Lokpobiri (APC)
- Timipre Sylva (APC)
- Chief David Lyon (APC)
- Chief Godspower Keku (APC)
- Chief Moses Cleopas (APC)
- Chief Francis Doukpola (APC)
- Chief Ebiowei Awani (APC)
- Chief Fynface Fonabor (APC)
The peace accord was signed in the presence of the Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Seriake Dickson, who is also the Chairman of the PDP in the state. The Governor urged the aspirants to maintain the peace and avoid any actions that could lead to violence or disruption of the electoral process.
The signing of the peace accord is a significant step towards ensuring a peaceful and credible election in Bayelsa State. It demonstrates the commitment of the aspirants to the principles of democracy and the rule of law, and it sets a positive tone for the election campaign.
Let's hope that the peace accord will be upheld by all parties involved, and that the election will be conducted in a peaceful and transparent manner.