Anambra Election Marred by Allegations of Vote Buying and Police Neutrality
Allegations of vote buying marred the Anambra governorship election, with reports of financial inducements in exchange for votes at several polling units. Despite efforts by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) to patrol polling units and monitor for vote buying, the practice went underground.
Voters admitted to receiving money in exchange for their votes, while police officers ensured a peaceful electoral process. The election saw seamless voting processes, with voters waiting patiently to cast their ballots.
The presence of security operatives helped maintain order, although allegations of voter inducement persisted in some areas.
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