Anambra Guber Poll Faces Low Turnout Concerns Despite INEC Assurances
The Anambra gubernatorial election is predicted to have low voter turnout, raising concerns about voter enthusiasm and confidence in the electoral process. Professor Jibrin Ibrahim of the CDD expressed worries about historical low turnout and lack of confidence in the system.
Security agencies are urged to enhance preparations to ensure a safe and fair election. The election is seen as a major test for INEC's new chairman, Professor Joash Amupitan, and will feature major political parties like APGA, PDP, and APC.
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