Members of the Niger state Estate Agent Association, have been advised to be peaceful and orderly during the conduct of forthcoming general election of new executive members of the union to pilot its affairs for the next four years.

Organizing Secretary of the Association, Alh Abubakar Nakaka Garba gave the advice in an interview with Radio Nigeria in Minna, the state capital.

Alh Abubakar Nakaka Garba would also wants them to accept the outcome of the election in good fate and in the spirit of sportsmanship, as in every contest there must be a winner and a loser.

He however explained that the position of the President and Vice President would be contested by two candidates each while other positions such as the Public Relations Officer, PRO, Treasurer, Organizing Secretary, Auditor, Financial Secretary, Welfare Officer and Woman Leader were unopposed.

Alh Abubakar Nakaka also charged members of the Association to utilise the power of their voting to elect credible leaders of their choices to enhance rapid development of the union.

The election comes up this Saturday at the Niger state Sport Commission complex, Ahmadu Bahago round about Minna,  Niger state.

PR ALIYU LAWAL.

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