INEC Promises Credible Election and Security in Ekiti

On June 20, the governorship election in Ekiti State will be conducted under the supervision of Prof. Joash Amupitan, the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Amupitan assured the citizens of Ekiti that the election would be credible and secure, with a total of 1,059,360 registered voters across 16 local government areas.
He outlined that the election would utilize a bimodal voter accreditation system to ensure authenticity and compliance with legal standards, stating that "no PVC, no accreditation, no vote" will be enforced. INEC has partnered with various agencies to deter electoral malpractice, including vote trading and violence.
Amupitan emphasized the importance of transparency, with results being uploaded directly to the INEC results viewing portal. He also mentioned the deployment of assistive technologies for persons with disabilities.
The election logistics plan includes synchronized movement of personnel and materials, ensuring a smooth electoral process starting at 8:30 AM on election day.
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