By Michael Ezenwata
Ahead Of the November 8th governorship election in the state, the Principal Comprehensive Science and Technical College Nawfia Venerable Dr. Nnamdi Emendu has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission to ensure a free, fair and credible election in the state.
Venerable Emendu in a press statement in Nawfia ahead of Saturday’s election, expects that the Commission will be truly independent and ensure that all votes cast will count.
The Principal disclosed that proper sensitization has been made by his humble self at the College and other fora where he belongs to enlighten the electorate on the need to exercise their franchise.
He urged the electorate to turn out en masse to cast their votes wisely and stay behind to protect their votes.
The Principal used the forum to appreciate Governor Chukwuma Soludo for his education friendliness and other positive reforms credit ed to his administration which need to be sustained.
Venerable Emendu re echoed his call for more incentives to be given to the male gender to enroll as teachers to arrest the dearth of male teachers in the state’s school system.
According to him, efforts should also be made by government to assign male Principals to head Male schools and vice versa for their female counterparts, to achieve the desired results.
On his part, a Community leader of Isi Achina origin Chief Joseph Nwakpadolu expects all Stakeholders in the Anambra election to be part of the peace process during the election.
Chief Nwakpadolu urged the National Chairman of INEC Prof. Joash Amupitan SAN to write his name in gold by ensuring a free and credible election in Anambra State.
The Community leader used the forum to urge the leadership of the Nigerian nation to address the insecurity in the country to douse the international tension the situation has created.
