96-Year-Old Woman Denied Voting Rights in Anambra; Ayodel Backs Soludo for Governorship
A 96-year-old woman, Elizabeth Onik, was heartbroken after being denied the opportunity to vote in Anambra's governorship election due to not having a voter's card. Primat Elijah Ayodel praised Charles Soludo's performance and urged other opposition candidates to step down.
The incident highlights the challenges faced by elderly citizens in exercising their civic duties. Vanguard reported on the emotional scene where Onik was unable to cast her ballot.
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