Voters Resist EFCC Surveillance at Ekiti Polling Unit

During the ongoing Ekiti State governorship election, voters at Polling Unit 10, Ward B, Iyin Ekiti, confronted an Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) surveillance team that arrived to monitor voting activities. The voters questioned the reason for the EFCC's presence and demanded that the operatives leave the area, citing a lack of evidence for their deployment.
This confrontation created a brief moment of tension at the polling center, ultimately resulting in the EFCC personnel leaving the area. Voting continued after their departure.
The incident was captured on video and shared on social media, highlighting the resistance of voters against perceived unwarranted surveillance during the electoral process.
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