JACCO’S Charity International, a Non Governmental Organisation, has called for a violent free election ahead of February 25 General Elections.
The NGO also task politicians across the country to play by the rule during the election.
Queen Jodie Frank, the founder of the NGO, said this at a press conference in Abuja on Tuesday, which was tagged, “sensitisation campaign against electoral violence in Nigeria.”
The Peace Ambassador with Universal Peace Federation (UPF) said as the election drew near, it was imperative for political parties, their candidates and supporters to ensure peace reigned before, during and after the elections.
“In politics there must be winners and losers, however whatever the outcome of the elections, we want all political parties, their candidates and supporters to embrace the spirit of sportsmanship.”
This according to him is to ensure there is peace, adding that no blood of any Nigerians is worth the political ambition of any candidate or party.
The Miss Africa United Nations 2022, enjoined the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to provide a level playing ground for all political parties and their candidates.
Frank called on security agencies to obey the rules of engagement and do everything possible to ensure a free, fair, credible and violence free elections.
“While the campaigns are still on, it is important to call on political parties and their candidates to restrict themselves to issues based campaign.
According to her, candidates should be able to tell Nigerians how they hope to address the myraids of challenges bedeviling the country rather than engage in mudslinging and name calling.
She said it was time the government prosecuted those making incitful statement capable of igniting violence before, during and after the election.
She said, “I’m calling on all Nigerians not just the youth to participate in the general elections and ensure that it is free, fair, credible and without violence.
