Aduda’s challenger in LP inaugurates campaign team, pledges to serve single term

The senatorial candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in the Federal Capital Territory, Mr Joshua Mamah, has pledged to focus attention on the education of the children in Abuja as a way of delivering the  dividends of democracy to both indigenes and residents alike.

The candidate who pledged to spend only one term of four years, stressed that during his tenure, no child in the FCT would have any reason to roam around the streets during school hours.

He stated this during the inauguration of his campaign organisation, warning that any parent whose child or children were caught roaming the street during school hours would be prosecuted and subsequently jailed.

He further said, “We are going to win this election because our consultation is going on in a very smooth way. Even if you’re a master rigger in Nigeria, you will not rig in FCT.

“If not for the rascality in the country, somebody who has served in the National Assembly for 20 years does not have any reason  to come back. We are in a salvation mission. After my tenure for four years, I will not come back, I will not print poster; I will not campaign; people will be clamouring for me to come back but I will decline.

Turning to members of the campaign team, he said, “This is not the time to make money, it is a time to sacrifice your time and energy to work. Try as much as possible to manage the meagre resources. After four years, we would have had indigenes of FCT to study abroad and in the country, they will study in China and every place.

“No child in FCT will be sent to learn carpenter, none of them will roam the street during school hours. We are going to fucus on education, education and education. If I see any child loitering around during school hours, the parents will be arrested and prosecuted.”