STATEMENT ON RESCHEDULING OF ELECTIONS
HRCRC PARTICIPATES IN WALK TO SENSITIZE ON PEACEFUL AND CREDIBLE ELECTIONS IN ABAKALIKI
Nigerian youths of Abakaliki under the auspices of the CREATIVE DREAMS IMPACT in partnership with HRCRC Abakaliki, took to the street to stage a peaceful protest. “Say No! to electoral offences” “Say No! to vote buying”
We are glad to be part of this project.
We’re on a journey, our dazzling future can be seen on the horizon.
Together, we’re getting there. 
Workshop with Ebonyi Youth and Union Leaders
Still on Peaceful Electioneering in Ebonyi State, it was the turn of Youth and Union Leaders from all over the state to gather for a workshop organised by HRCRC on Non Violent Approach and Grooming Youths for Peace and Nation Building. It is worthy of note that despite the inconvenience occasioned on the day, the youth leaders still chose the workshop over others. We are grateful for this foremost Commitment to peace and non violence. We are also grateful to Irish Aid and St Patrick’s Missionary Society for their Sponsorship.
Third Town Hall Meeting for Ebonyi North in Effiom, Ohaozarra LGA
Still on Peaceful Electioneering in Ebonyi State, HRCRC had her last Town Hall Meeting for Ebonyi North Senatorial Zone in Effiom, Ohaozara Local Government Area of the State. Present were delegates from all over the zone, and traditional leaders and chiefs, women leaders and youth leaders, and CAN. Again, they all concurred that electoral violence affected personally and therefore committed to both helping preach against all forms of violence before, during and after the elections in their respective units, communities and constituencies; while practically coming up with tailored modalities to check violence.
PS: forgive the error of the date stamp in the photographs
Second Town Hall Meeting for Ebonyi Central Senatorial Zone in Oriuzor Community
Still on Peaceful Electioneering in Ebonyi State, HRCRC had her second Town Hall Meeting for Ebonyi Central in Oriuzor community. Opinion leaders, union reps and other members of the organised society were represented. And once again after deliberations, they all made a commitment to not only to be of peaceful conduct before, during and after the elections, they all signed a communique/accord through their reps to help preach peace and ensure practically that in their small units, zones, constituencies and communities, there would be no outbreak of violence
