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2027: Every vote will count, people’s will supreme – Seriake Dickson
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2027: Every vote will count, people’s will supreme – Seriake Dickson

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National Leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Seriake Dickson, has assured that every vote will count in the 2027 general elections.

In a post on his verified X handle on Wednesday, Dickson said that the will of the Nigerian people is supreme and supercedes selfish desires of any politician.

He said those who think they could shoot, kill, and maim their own people, every election season, with the security forces that are meant to protect the people, as well as write fake results with INEC, will be disappointed once again

“I want to assure you that every vote will count. There will be no room for violence, intimidation, or the deployment of security operatives and armed thugs against law-abiding citizens, as some people do.

“We believe the people’s will is supreme. Thank you once again for your prayers and support for me and for all the candidates of our party.

“Together, we must remain vigilant and ready to democratically resist intimidation, oppression, violence, inducements, and every attempt to undermine the will of our people.

“We have defeated federal might severally before, and, by the grace of God, we shall do so again, with me leading from the front, as you know,” he wrote.

2027: Every vote will count, people’s will supreme – Seriake Dickson

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