The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre ( CISLAC) has charged political parties and their candidates to play by the rule and desist from stoking up electoral violence as the 2023 general election approaches.
Represented by the Manager Monitoring Evaluation Accountability and Learning ( MEAL) CISLAC, Lovelyn Gabriel, Mr Musa called on security agencies in the state to shun voter and public intimidation of any sort while urging independent National Electoral Commission ( INEC) to make concerted efforts to ensure that the right thing is done to avoid raising unnecessary tensions during elections
