EFCC Storms Anambra Polling Units Over Vote-Buying Drama
The EFCC intervened in the Anambra governorship election to curb vote-buying activities, causing disruptions at polling units. The incident involved confrontations between party agents and election officials over alleged irregularities.
Candidates such as Chukwuma Soludo, Nicholas Ukachukwu, Paul Chukwuma, Georg Moghalu, and Jude Ezenwafor are major contenders in the election. INEC reported 2,802,790 registered voters across 5,718 polling units in 21 local government areas.
The situation escalated due to alleged vote-buying operations, leading to chaos and delays in the voting process.
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