Amid the cry against APC enforcer Musiliu ‘MC Oluomo’ Akinsanya’s threatening Igbos who will not vote for the party in Saturday’s governorship and state assembly elections to stay at home.
Mudashiru Obasa, the speaker of the Lagos House of Assembly, has appealed to youths not to engage in thuggery, electoral violence or any other act that could undermine peace.Information Guide Nigeria
On Friday, Mr Obasa appealed in a statement said, “Our youths should not engage in anything that will disrupt the peace and tranquillity of the nation. They should conduct themselves honourably, during and after elections.”
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Although he did not comment on the latest threat against the Igbos in Lagos, Mr Obasa also urged parents and guardians to advise their wards and children not to foment trouble during the election.NYSC Portal
The Lagos speaker, an ally of President-elect Bola Tinubu, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and MC Oluomo, appealed to Nigerians not to allow their political differences to cause violence or other problems capable of throwing the country into crisis.
Recall that MC Oluomo in a viral video shared on Twitter said, “We have begged them. If they don’t want to vote for us, it is not a fight. Tell them, mama Chukwudi, if you don’t want to vote for us, sit down at home. Sit down at home.”
According to PEOPLES GAZETTE, MC Oluomo is notorious for commanding the militant wing of the ruling APC in Lagos, and his threat could scare would-be voters away from exercising their franchise.JAMB Result
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