The Youth Party in ONELGA Constituency II has vowed to sustain its political campaign despite the alleged removal and vandalism of its campaign banners.
The party’s ONELGA Chairman, Pastor Benedictus Martins, disclosed that 35 campaign flex banners were removed while 21 others were vandalised.
Martins condemned the incidents, describing them as acts of political intolerance and desperation by opponents, but maintained that the party remained encouraged by its growing acceptance across the constituency.
He announced that a supporter, Mr Lukeson Oguchi, had donated and printed 100 new 2×4 flex banners to enable the party to continue its campaign activities.
According to Martins, the donation reflects growing support for the party’s message and its candidate, Prince Freeborn David.
He urged residents to support David’s ambition and his proposed five-point contract with the people.
The party reiterated its commitment to its campaign, declaring: “It is time we start creating jobs instead of looking for jobs. It is Youth O’Clock!”
