Harrison Gwamnishu wrote:




Some of us don't STAND UP for people when we need them. We do it because it's our responsibility to lend our voice, body and soul. It's a constitutional duty and we've been on this journey for the past 8 years.


Tomorrow, I will be at the EFCC Zonal office to Stand with Helen Duru who was abused, assaulted by the EFCC Operatives and left to bleed till she was rescued.


Tomorrow, I will be standing for the people of Bonsaac Asaba who have over the years terrorised by some EFCC operatives without warrant, petition and court order.


Tomorrow, I will be standing with Fusion Lounge Asaba for the unlawful invasion of their business place where they earn a living.


Tomorrow, I will be standing with Galilee Bar Okpanam Bypass for the unlawful invasion of EFCC operatives who disrupted a birthday party and caused serious unrest which affected the company business.


The activities of the EFCC if not checked will lead to a public breach of peace and order.


I will keep creating a Safe Space for the youths and ensure they respect the laws and continue to be law-abiding.


I pledge to keep STANDING for what is RIGHT even when the people are against me.


Let's get to work.


Harrison Gwamnishu
Labour Party Candidate,Aniocha South Constituency, Delta State House of Assembly.