INEC's Dr. Agwu Ensures Credible Elections in Anambra

Dr. Queen Elizabeth Agwu, the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Anambra State, declared the commission's preparedness for credible and hitch-free general elections during a stakeholders' meeting in Awka. Agwu emphasized the need for individuals who registered between January and July to verify their names and collect their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) before the deadline on October 15.
She urged political parties to campaign responsibly, focusing on their achievements and realistic promises. Agwu confirmed that INEC has procured 5,720 BVAS and conducted staff training to adapt to technological advancements.
She warned against electoral malpractice, stating that any attempts to bribe INEC staff would lead to prosecution. Agwu reassured stakeholders that there would be no preferential treatment in the elections and encouraged voters to participate actively in the electoral process.
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