Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Nyali constituency aspirant Said Abdalla has warned against importation of voters into Nyali constituency during the August 9 general elections.

Abdalla alleged that there is a plot by a section of politicians to import voters from neighbouring constituencies to vote in Nyali, saying that will jeopardize the rights of indigenous voters and residents.

Abdalla who believes the voters were imported to register as voters during the registration exercise is now urging Authorities to stay alert and ensure that does not happen as it  spark political conflict.

“The big problem we have in Nyali is that we hear there are voters who came from different constituencies to vote in our constituency, our people may not be happy with that because this is unfair and will jeopardize the rights of genuine voters and residents of Nyali.” said Abdalla.

He said residents will reject that motive in totality. He said IEBC has not considered the matter even after it was reported to the commission before.

“Its within the jurisdiction of authorities to ensure those who participate in the elections are real residents of Nyali,” said Abdalla.

Speaking during a door to door campaign to rally residents in Freetown and Kongowea Abdalla further said his leadership will focus on education and creating jobs for the jobless youth.

“Our mission is to empower women and youth, therefore we ask Nyali electorate to give us leadership so that we can deliver development to them because Nyali is a county inhabited by both poor and the rich,” said Abdalla.

Abdalla said he will focus on people oriented development once he gets elected in the August 9 general elections. He asked youth and women groups to join his campaign so that they can reap from his leadership after elections.

Abdalla who will be making a second stab in the August 9 election, was awarded the ODM nomination ticket by the independent electoral and boundaries commission IEBC to Contest in the Nyali constituency against incumbent Mp Mohamed Ali.