Presidential candidates in DR Congo make their final pitches to voters as campaigning officially ends in the vast and impoverished central African nation of 100 million people. For his final rally, President Felix Tshisekedi claims to be ready to declare war on Rwanda. "As soon as the first bullet is fired by the imbeciles, I'm going to call a meeting in parliament to ask them for authorization to declare war on Rwanda," Tshisekedi tells his supporters in Kinshasa. The presidential race is a first-past-the-post vote, giving Tshisekedi, 60, who is seeking a second five-year term, a healthy chance of winning against a divided opposition. [COMPLETES VIDI34848FW_EN] IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES