Rivers State By-Election Conducted Peacefully Amid Challenges

The by-election in Rivers State was characterized as peaceful and orderly, according to Dr. Thoma Barer, the chairman of Khana Local Government Area.
He reported that despite network challenges affecting the bimodal voter accreditation system, the electoral process proceeded smoothly. Barer cast his vote at unit 4, ward 18 in Khana, noting that low voter turnout was influenced by downpours across the state.
He expressed confidence in the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to address the network issues. Chief security officers monitored the situation closely, responding promptly to reports of malfunctions in the accreditation system.
Mr. Jame Jame, chairman of Opobo Nkoro Local Government Area, also expressed satisfaction with the peaceful atmosphere and voter turnout, commending residents for participating in the electoral process despite adverse weather conditions.
Both officials urged INEC to maintain fairness and equity in the conduct of elections, ensuring that eligible voters can exercise their rights.
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