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#NigeriaDecides2023: Voters Commend INEC On The Improvement In Electoral Process

By Toyin Adeoye, Osun state

THE Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has been commended for the improvement in the electoral process as exhibited in the ongoing 2023 Presidential and National Assembly Elections.

One of the electorates at Ataoja ‘D’ Ward 4, Unit 27 FOMWAN JUNCTION Osogbo, Mr Olarewaju Olawale made the commendation. He explained that immediately he got to his polling unit he was accredited and proceeded to cast his vote for a candidate of his choice without any delay.

According to him “the electoral gadgets (BVAS) are functioning effectively.” stressing that “there was no complaints at any quarters since the voting started in the unit.”

While speaking with another voter at Ataoja ‘D’ Heritage Junction Osogbo, Dr Afolabi Muritala admonished voters that are still sitting at home “to come out to vote before 2:30pm in order to vast their votes.

Dr Afolabi noted that “Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) should not rest on its oars by ensuring that the election is free, fair and credible.”

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