The Chairman of the Kogi State Independent Electoral Commission (KOSIEC), Mamman Nda-Eri, has assured voters and political events that the fee will protect valid votes and guarantee they’re counted in Saturday’s native authorities election.
Nda-Eri gave the peace of mind whereas monitoring the train.
He stated the fee remained dedicated to conducting the election pretty and sustaining its neutrality.
He acknowledged complaints from some political events however dismissed some allegations circulating on social media, insisting that sure claims had been unfaithful and that some events had failed to satisfy the necessities for participation in the election.
“Electoral commissions often face allegations of bias, but we will do our best to show that we are impartial. We will also ensure that no polling unit closes at 3 pm if voters are still waiting in queues,” Nda-Eri stated.
He added that each eligible voter ready to forged a poll could be allowed to train their proper to vote.
Nda-Eri attributed the turnout to voter training and efforts by political events to mobilise and sensitise their supporters throughout campaigns.
He stated the election adopted a course of that started about 360 days earlier and was being carried out in accordance with the fee’s timetable.
The chairman urged eligible voters who had but to forged their ballots to take part, stressing that voting was essential for strengthening democratic accountability.
