The governorship candidate of the Labour Party (LP), in Delta State, Ken Pela, has said that voters in the state will deal with the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and All Progressives Congress (APC), in the March 18 governorship polls.
He said the outcome of the poll will be punishment for the two parties “for suppressing them and stealing their commonwealth, in the last 24 years”.
Pela likened APC and PDP as “Otapiapia, and sniper”, stressing that both are dangerous chemicals which Deltans must say no to.
He stated that for 24 years, PDP had been dealing with the people of the state, adding that time to punish them for being anti-people has arrived, which the electorates must not miss the opportunity during voting.
“With BVAS, we now hope to have the true votes cast at elections, and for the first time, the voice of Deltans was heard on February 25, although they suppressed much of it.
“Deltans should go out on March 18 to revenge. All the places I have been to in the past two to three weeks, Deltans are united in their call for the rehection of the PDP, saying it is time to be free.
“Like we already know, BVAS has shown that the fictitious names and fishes use to manufacture to vote in the riverine areas are no more there.
“The fabricated votes that use to come from Warri-North, Warri South-West, and Warri-South Local Government Areas are no more there.
“They united their strength, saying that Labour Party is where they would be. Therefore, I am appealing to every Deltan, it is time for a new dawn.
“It is time to move forward and consolidate the gains of the February 25 polls.
“Let us show them that it was not a fluke; let us show them with even a wider margin that the PDP and APC have been widely rejected by everybody.
“The average person in the street wants a change, mostly from PDP and APC, and I am confident that on March 18, they will show it.
“Both PDP and APC have oppressed us (Deltans) for 24 years, they have kept us in poverty and penury, stealing and pillaging our commonwealth, and at every election cycle, they held the people back with rigging,” he said.
