Kukah Centre Urges Peaceful Elections in Ekiti State

The Kukah Centre has called on political parties and candidates in Ekiti State to work towards a peaceful and violence-free environment ahead of the June 20, 2026, governorship election. Asab Ndahi, project manager at the Kukah Centre, emphasized the need for political parties to sensitize their members on non-violence and to ensure compliance with electoral laws.
The Centre organized a pre-election engagement program themed "Socializing Peace Accord," where various political parties, including the People's Democratic Party, Young Progressives Party, and others, were encouraged to sign a peace accord. This initiative aims to deepen understanding of the peace accord and strengthen stakeholder ownership.
Deborah Obafemi from the Kukah Centre highlighted concerns regarding electoral security challenges, including voter inducement and political intimidation. Philip Adeniji, chairman of the Inter-Party Advisory Council, reiterated the commitment of political parties to maintain peace during the election period.
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