2019 polls: Parties to meet Dec 11 to sign peace accord


As part of measures to ensure the success of the 2019 general elections, all registered political parties will on December 11 in Abuja formally signed a peace accord for the conduct of the elections.

The National Peace Committee headed by a former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar (rtd) said this in Abuja on Thursday at the end of a marathon meeting with the parties and other stakeholders.

While presenting the resolutions of the meeting, the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Hassan Kukah, said the parties have resolved to adopt the same principles that guided the success of 2015 elections as a template for ensuring that all stakeholders commit themselves to peaceful conduct of the 2019 elections.

He said the committee and political parties discussed extensively on the need to ensure that politicians create a favourable and conducive environment for the conduct of free, fair and credible elections in 2019.

“We discussed the theme of trust as a key ingredient in the conduct of our affairs.

“In the end we have resolved to adopt the same principles that guided the very successful in 2015 elections and therefore commit ourselves to run issues-based campaigns at national, state and local government levels.

“In this, we pledge to refrain from campaigns that will involve religious incitement, ethnic or tribal profiling, both by ourselves and by all agents acting in our names,” Kukah said.

The committee said political parties and politicians must refrain from making or sponsoring public statements, pronouncements, declarations or speeches that have the capacity to incite any form of violence, before, during, and after the elections.

It said that the parties are also expected commit themselves to monitoring the adherence to the provisions of the peace accord and to support institutions of government and the security agencies to act and be seen to act with impartiality.

The committee said the parties and politicians are to forcefully and publicly speak against provocative utterances and oppose all acts electoral violence whether perpetrated by supporters or opponents.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/2019-polls-parties-to-meet-dec-11-to-sign-peace-accord.html

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IsThisChange:
2019 polls: Parties to meet Dec 11 to sign peace accord


As part of measures to ensure the success of the 2019 general elections, all registered political parties will on December 11 in Abuja formally signed a peace accord for the conduct of the elections.

The National Peace Committee headed by a former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar (rtd) said this in Abuja on Thursday at the end of a marathon meeting with the parties and other stakeholders.

While presenting the resolutions of the meeting, the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Hassan Kukah, said the parties have resolved to adopt the same principles that guided the success of 2015 elections as a template for ensuring that all stakeholders commit themselves to peaceful conduct of the 2019 elections.

He said the committee and political parties discussed extensively on the need to ensure that politicians create a favourable and conducive environment for the conduct of free, fair and credible elections in 2019.

“We discussed the theme of trust as a key ingredient in the conduct of our affairs.

“In the end we have resolved to adopt the same principles that guided the very successful in 2015 elections and therefore commit ourselves to run issues-based campaigns at national, state and local government levels.

“In this, we pledge to refrain from campaigns that will involve religious incitement, ethnic or tribal profiling, both by ourselves and by all agents acting in our names,” Kukah said.

The committee said political parties and politicians must refrain from making or sponsoring public statements, pronouncements, declarations or speeches that have the capacity to incite any form of violence, before, during, and after the elections.

It said that the parties are also expected commit themselves to monitoring the adherence to the provisions of the peace accord and to support institutions of government and the security agencies to act and be seen to act with impartiality.

The committee said the parties and politicians are to forcefully and publicly speak against provocative utterances and oppose all acts electoral violence whether perpetrated by supporters or opponents.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/2019-polls-parties-to-meet-dec-11-to-sign-peace-accord.html

lol

We all know that this meeting is just for formality sake.

Let's just forget this facade and face reality — APC would never play fair

Some people will come here now and start shouting nonsense.

Just watch out

IsThisChange:
2019 polls: Parties to meet Dec 11 to sign peace accord


As part of measures to ensure the success of the 2019 general elections, all registered political parties will on December 11 in Abuja formally signed a peace accord for the conduct of the elections.

The National Peace Committee headed by a former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar (rtd) said this in Abuja on Thursday at the end of a marathon meeting with the parties and other stakeholders.

While presenting the resolutions of the meeting, the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Hassan Kukah, said the parties have resolved to adopt the same principles that guided the success of 2015 elections as a template for ensuring that all stakeholders commit themselves to peaceful conduct of the 2019 elections.

He said the committee and political parties discussed extensively on the need to ensure that politicians create a favourable and conducive environment for the conduct of free, fair and credible elections in 2019.

“We discussed the theme of trust as a key ingredient in the conduct of our affairs.

“In the end we have resolved to adopt the same principles that guided the very successful in 2015 elections and therefore commit ourselves to run issues-based campaigns at national, state and local government levels.

“In this, we pledge to refrain from campaigns that will involve religious incitement, ethnic or tribal profiling, both by ourselves and by all agents acting in our names,” Kukah said.

The committee said political parties and politicians must refrain from making or sponsoring public statements, pronouncements, declarations or speeches that have the capacity to incite any form of violence, before, during, and after the elections.

It said that the parties are also expected commit themselves to monitoring the adherence to the provisions of the peace accord and to support institutions of government and the security agencies to act and be seen to act with impartiality.

The committee said the parties and politicians are to forcefully and publicly speak against provocative utterances and oppose all acts electoral violence whether perpetrated by supporters or opponents.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/2019-polls-parties-to-meet-dec-11-to-sign-peace-accord.html

peace in nja is sourced personally by any means...We don't even obey court orders, we are morally degenerated only about 2% of us are just and honest...Even if the accord is backed by ICC we will undermine it with stiff resistance.....Guess what We are our problems and the situation is beyond any other external recommendations..

We shall see!



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Buhari should sign on behalf of APC. He has jihadist tendencies. #monkeyandbaboon.

it's only in Nigeria there will be two very bad choices of president and you won't still believe it is time for revolution. All things being equal, this contraption can never work, the earlier we tell ourselves the truth, the better. It's much easier to manage a class of 10 students than a class of 100.

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swiz123:
We all know that this meeting is just for formality sake.

Let's just forget this facade and face reality — APC would never play fair

PDP has accepted defeat before election.
why you dey fair, this is not Obasanjo regime of PDP.nothing to fear.

Hope all the parties involved will play to the rules included in the document.

Perfect

I dreamt of Duara

Peace accord indeed

signing this agreement means nothing to buhari bcus buhari doesn't obey law

IsThisChange:
2019 polls: Parties to meet Dec 11 to sign peace accord


As part of measures to ensure the success of the 2019 general elections, all registered political parties will on December 11 in Abuja formally signed a peace accord for the conduct of the elections.

The National Peace Committee headed by a former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar (rtd) said this in Abuja on Thursday at the end of a marathon meeting with the parties and other stakeholders.

While presenting the resolutions of the meeting, the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Hassan Kukah, said the parties have resolved to adopt the same principles that guided the success of 2015 elections as a template for ensuring that all stakeholders commit themselves to peaceful conduct of the 2019 elections.

He said the committee and political parties discussed extensively on the need to ensure that politicians create a favourable and conducive environment for the conduct of free, fair and credible elections in 2019.

“We discussed the theme of trust as a key ingredient in the conduct of our affairs.

“In the end we have resolved to adopt the same principles that guided the very successful in 2015 elections and therefore commit ourselves to run issues-based campaigns at national, state and local government levels.

“In this, we pledge to refrain from campaigns that will involve religious incitement, ethnic or tribal profiling, both by ourselves and by all agents acting in our names,” Kukah said.

The committee said political parties and politicians must refrain from making or sponsoring public statements, pronouncements, declarations or speeches that have the capacity to incite any form of violence, before, during, and after the elections.

It said that the parties are also expected commit themselves to monitoring the adherence to the provisions of the peace accord and to support institutions of government and the security agencies to act and be seen to act with impartiality.

The committee said the parties and politicians are to forcefully and publicly speak against provocative utterances and oppose all acts electoral violence whether perpetrated by supporters or opponents.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/2019-polls-parties-to-meet-dec-11-to-sign-peace-accord.html

will be great if all parties can abide...

Hmmm, some people are seriously pained and desperate.... and it shall continue even long after February 2019

Parting ways is still the best strategy to get Nigeria out of the quagmire of shame and economic servitude.

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Parting ways is still the best strategy to get Nigeria out of the quagmire of shame and economic servitude.

Visit www.motivate.com.ng to read about the success strategies of the likes of Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Ben Carson, Albert Einstein.

Parting ways is still the best strategy to get Nigeria out of the quagmire of shame and economic servitude.

Visit www.motivate.com.ng to read about the success strategies of the likes of Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Been Carson, Albert Einstein.

As we endured the 16yrs of destruction by PDP, we're ready to tolerate another 4yrs of repairs and reforms by APC.

Sai Baba till 2023 Signed, stamped and Approved.

What about the debate?

APC knows no peace!!!