Ahead of the rescheduled 2023 governorship and state House of Assembly elections, former Rivers state governor, Rt Honorable Rotimi Amaechi has pleaded with Igbo Traders in Rivers to come out in large number and exercise their civil responsibility. 
It would be recalled that the election was slated to hold this Saturday before the electoral body postponed it by one week.
Speaking at a meeting between the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the State, Tonye Cole, and Igbo stakeholders where the governorship candidate was endorsed by the Igbo community, Rotimi Amaechi said only the Igbos will make his dream become a reality.
According to the former minister of transportation, refusing to come on the election day will amount to Cole losing the election.
Hear him “Every Igbo man should come out because your destiny depends on that. We cannot win without you. If you don’t come out that day, we have lost. I am begging you to come out on Saturday" Leadership Newspaper quoted Rotimi Amaechi as saying. 
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