The group made this known in a press statement jointly signed by its president, Lawal Adegoke-Bamayi and the Director of Media, Information and Strategies, Mr. Femi Awojobi and made available to newsmen in Ado Ekiti, the Ekiti State capital on Saturday.
While noting that the burden of electing the most credible candidate rested on the people, TPY stressed that “the electoral empire has a major role to play especially by being neutral and given every party a level playing ground for the people to vote”.
“Once the INEC is being seen as being biased, people will lose confidence in it and may decide to take law into their hands and the resultant effect of such development may jeopardise the already tensed political atmosphere in the state and Nigeria as a whole”, the TPY warned.
Expressing shock over the must-win-at-all-cost being displayed by some of the gubernatorial candidates, the group also urged the electorate to vote a dynamic, progressive and genuine political Institution that will bring rapid developments to the state.
“We have been hearing promises in the past but the performance have not been commensurate with such empty promises, except maladministration, poverty, impunity, intimidation, looting and arrongance of the highest order.
“Hence the need for the electorate to be sure of the characters and antecedents of the person they wanted to vote for”, it added.
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