The SWAN, which also sued for peace, advised that politics should not be seen as a “do-or-die” affair, but rather a sport where there must be a victor and a vanquished.
The association gave the charge in a statement jointly signed by Alhaji Qozeem Oladapo and Mr Bisi Ogunleye, chairman and secretary respectively, on Thursday in Ado-Ekiti.
According to Oladapo and Ogunleye, any candidate that wins should be magnanimous in victory; while those that may not win should take the outcome in good faith.
SWAN urged followers of all candidates and political parties, to be law-abiding and avoid desperation now that the election was a few days away.
The association pledged to present a carefully prepared “Sports Development Blueprint” to whoever emerged winner.
According to the sports writers, the blueprint contains 11-point ideas, through which sports can be taken to an enviable height during the coming dispensation in the state.
“The move is to give clues to any governor-elect on the key areas, where developments are being sought by Ekiti sportsmen and women, at home and abroad, to complement the agenda of the coming administration.”