Lalong Asks Office Holders Contesting 2023 Elections To Resign

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Lalong Asks Office Holders Contesting 2023 Elections To Resign

The Plateau State Governor, Simon Lalong has asked all political office holders wishing to contest the various positions in the 2023 general elections to resign.

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This directive was contained in a statement issued by the Secretary to the Government of the State (SGS), Danladi Atu.

“As the countdown to 2023 general elections draws nearer and in the face of the heightened political activities, it has become necessary for Government to provide a level playing ground for all political actors, especially those in Government to exercise their fundamental human rights.”

“Consequently, I am to bring to the notice of all public officers occupying public offices under this administration that those interested and nursing political ambition to contest in the forthcoming 2023 general elections to honorably resign their appointments on or before 28th February 2022.

“The essence is to reduce to the barest minimum, political distractions in governance and enable such concerned Public Officers to focus on their aspirations.

“While wishing you success in your future endeavours, please accept the assurance and high regards of His Excellency, the Executive Governor, please,” th statement partly read.

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