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As at 9:00am, accreditation and voting has already commenced simultaneously in 15 PUs in 5 of the wards visited in Ejigbo town, Ejigbo LGA. Asides minor scuffles by voters that cued of in long lines, the process has been hitchfree so far. The cubicles were placed sideways so that to ensure voter secrecy as INEC promised. Earlier signs of rain has reduced as the weather starts getting clearer. There were delays due to hitches caused by some malfunctioning card readers in ward 1, unit 5 at Bada Sakasaka. There was a bit of exchange of words between voters cueing up at Ward 1, unit 1 in Ejigbo town hall, directly opposite the central Mosque. The total number of registered voters there is 739. Voting continued normally at all units in Ward 2: unit 4 in Ogbabijo area; unit 10 a and b, DC primary school, Iwo road; unit 5 in Elejigbo has 540 registered voters while Unit 6 in Aromadu area boasts of 714 and unit 13 in Aluokoso a shy less with 451 registers voters. Ward 3: unit 1 in Beulah Baptist School is with the highest number of registered voters so far, 1,053. However, there was no hitches. Ward5: As at 9:20am, there was increased presence of security personnel at some units in ward 5. While unit 3 in Akinde/Asaru road appear normal, irregular movement and accosting of voters by party agents was noticed at unit 4 directly opposite Ayegbogbo primary health Centre in Ejigbo town.

Thugs set ablaze primary school containing electoral materials in Benue

byAgency Report

No official of the commission including ad hoc staff was hurt.

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