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Yenagoa—Political leaders from the minority
regions of the South-South and Middle Belt,
have insisted that the only guarantee for
the full implementation of the
recommendations of the National
Conference was the re-election of President
Goodluck Jonathan.
Rising from a summit of the Congress for
Equality and Change in Yenagoa, Bayelsa
State, the political leaders resolved to
endorse President Jonathan for re-election
as President in the February 14 poll.
Present at the summit were Ijaw leader,
Chief Edwin Clark, chairman board of
trustees; former Governor of Anambra
State, Dr. Chukwuemeka Ezeife,
representing the South East; Senator Femi
Okuronmu representing South West; former
Bayelsa governor, Chief Diepeye
Alamieyeseigha; former Taraba governor,
Rev. Jolly Nyame; Gen. Stanley Diriyai, Chief
Raymond Dokpesi and Gen. Lawrence Onoja,
among over 350 delegates from the Middle
Belt and the South South.
Royal fathers in attendance include HRM
King Edmund Daukoru, Mingi XII,
Amanyanabo of Nembe and chairman of the
South-South Council of Traditional Rulers;
HRM Orhue I, the Orodje of Okpe; HRM King
Alfred Diette-Spiff, Amanyanabo of Twon
Brass and Chairman of Bayelsa State
Council of Traditional Rulers; HRM, Alhaji
Aliyu Canes I, Aidonigie of South Ibie
Kingdom and Secretary, South South Council
of Traditional Rulers.
The political leaders resolved that President
Jonathan’s re-election should be seen as a
task beyond party affiliations because he
symbolises minority freedom, liberation and
emancipation.
According to them, “All minorities are by
this formal endorsement enjoined to be
vigilant, ensure they collect their PVCs and
go out to cast their votes for President
Jonathan.”
The political leaders, who deliberated on the
political situation in the country and the
imperatives for national integration and
stability before during and after the
February 14 and 28 general elections,
among others, reaffirmed their faith in a
united and egalitarian Nigeria.
The summit resolved that minorities must
unite to fight for their rights and refuse to
be intimidated by any ethnic group or
individuals to relinquish their support for
President Jonathan, saying that he
symbolises freedom, liberty and
emancipation for minorities and all
Nigerians.

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