PFN to INEC: Don’t  take bribe to rig future  elections, it’s blood money

By Pamela Eboh Awka

The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria PFN has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC to be an impartial umpire by giving all the candidates a level playing ground devoid of malpractices.

Addressing journalists at a press conference in Awka, the  State Chairman of PFN, Bishop Moses Ezedebego adviced the electoral umpire to resist the temptation of being used by anyone to rig election.

He described monies earned from rigging election aa blood money, saying that it will end up bringing generational curses to the people involved.

Ezedebego announced that PFN has concluded arrangement to stage her annual Day/Prayer rally for the nation, as well as for a peaceful conduct of November 6 governorship election.

According to him, the prayer rally which the National president, Bishop Francis Wale Oke is expected to attend will hold on September 17,2021.

The PFN state chairman explained that the event will showcase and strengthen the body of with all her members across the 179 communities in attendance.

He said, “PFN has set up a committee for good governance headed by Dr Amaechi Nwachukwu to galvanize and ensure good representation of people, .

“Our members had been mobilized to arm themselves with voters’ card to vote for candidates of their choice.

We need a governor for everybody, soneone that will carry everybidy along. We are praying for the right candidate to take over Anambra State.”

While urging the electorate to guard their votes and resist any form of rigging Ezedebego advised candidates to conduct their campaign without violence but rather resort to issue-based campaign.