APC governorship candidate appeals for campaign without bloodshed in Cross River
Owan-Enoh, who represents Cross River Central in the Senate, made the appeal on Sunday in Calabar while briefing journalists on the programmes of his campaign.
APC governorship candidate appeals for campaign without bloodshed in Cross River
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This, Owan-Enoch said, would ensure that candidates of all political parties in the state campaigned without bloodshed.
Owan-Enoh, who represents Cross River Central in the Senate, made the appeal on Sunday in Calabar while briefing journalists on the programmes of his campaign.
He said he was ready to focus on his campaign without bloodshed.
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He said he was embarking on his campaign with a clear message that better days were possible again in Cross River.
“As we begin our campaign, we are going to tell the people why they should elect us to represent them in 2019.
“We are not going to be violent, rather, we will carry our message to the people to let them know why there should be a change in the state,” he added.
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