"Ex-convicts Should Not Be Permitted To Run for Political Offices, It Will Surely Erode Their Trust and Loyalty" - Concern Tarabans
It is ideal to inform the public that excluding ex-convicts from electoral contests often stems from concerns about trust, integrity, and societal values. While individuals deserve second chances, political leadership demands the highest ethical standards. It is worthy to note that an ex-convict's past may raise doubts about their judgment, credibility, and commitment to upholding laws. Public perception and potential risks to governance integrity are key considerations.
So allowing ex-convicts to contest elections may raise doubts among constituents about their representatives' backgrounds, creating distractions from governance priorities. Moreover, electoral offices require individuals of unblemished repute to uphold public trust. While rehabilitation is crucial, the role of elected officials demands uncompromising trustworthiness to ensure effective governance and the maintenance of public confidence in democratic institutions. It is with utmost important to note that concerned Tarabans of high pedigrees are calling on the Governor of Taraba state, Dr Agbu Kefas to tow the path of civility and uphold to the sanctity of morality for not allowing some selfless politicians drag his government into the pool of mud.
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