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#EdoDecides: Voters Halt Voting in Orhionmwon as INEC Fails to Provide Result Sheet

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Voting activities were halted at Orhionmwon Ward 8, Unit 1, as voters refused to continue the process due to the unavailability of a result sheet from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

In a video seen on X,  voters expressed their dissatisfaction with the electoral body’s inability to provide the crucial document needed to ensure transparency in the ongoing Edo governorship election.

screenshot of X post.

There were assurances from the Edo State Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), Anugbum Onuoha, that the election would be conducted impartially. He had affirmed his commitment to conducting a free and fair election.

I am competent to handle this election, Onuoha stated. I challenge all the political parties in Edo State to tell me what I have done wrong so far. I will not favour any political party. At the end of the day, the people of Edo will have an election that is free from pity.

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