INEC Promises Free and Fair Elections for Ondo Voters

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has assured voters in Ondo State of its commitment to conducting free, fair, inclusive, and credible elections in 2027. This assurance was given by the Resident Electoral Commissioner, Dr Mutiu Agboke, during the 2026 edition of a political program titled "The Convocation" in Akure.
Represented by Olayinka Ogunseye, the Head of Voter Education, Publicity, Gender and Inclusivity, Agboke stated that INEC is testing the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System devices and will conduct a mock election in November as part of its preparations. The commission aims to enhance voter education and participation.
Dotun Ojon, the Ondo State Chairman of the Young Progressives Party, urged citizens to engage in the electoral process, focusing on winning seats in the National Assembly and state Houses of Assembly. Dayo Awude, a former Ondo State Commissioner for Sports, emphasized the need for stakeholders to address electoral challenges.
The convener, Henry Olonimoyo, highlighted the importance of dialogue to maintain youth interest in democracy.
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