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If a candidate is dissatisfied with an electoral verdict, I believe going to court, rather than the street, is a constitutional and far more civilised option.

— Marie Enenimiete Ebikake

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Am sure with further improvements in the electronic voting process, the role of violence will gradually diminish, and eventually, become obsolete.

When political players display disdain for the ballot, the alternative is any other way except the poll. But I think the era of trusting in intimidation and electoral violence to win, will soon be over.

I think the significant thing to note is the reward of success for the hard work and fidelity to strategic ground plans of the party, and the all-inclusive campaigns that were hinged on self-evident achievements of the Douye Diri government.

Governor Douye Diri has his work cut out for him and has not lagged in the pursuit of that vision. Hence, his victory can be attributed to this singular commitment to the mission of achieving a safer and better Bayelsa State.

The governor is the chief executive officer of the state, and his positive vision sets the pace for the upgrade of Bayelsa State. It’s my obligation, as a legislator, to make laws that would complement that vision, and be in alignment with the aspirations of my people.

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