Anambra Votes: INEC Officials Still Missing at Polling Units Near Headquarters

Published on November 08, 2025 at 07:50 AM
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Voting Delays
Observations from Accredited Observers

Despite promises that voting would start at 8 AM on Saturday, officials from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) have not yet arrived at polling units in Awka as of 8:30 AM.

A visit to the Agu Awka polling units 008 and 022 at Aroma Junction, located just a few meters from the INEC headquarters, revealed that officials had still not arrived.

An accredited observer from JDPC, a non-governmental organization affiliated with the Catholic Church, Mr. Charles Kwentoh, expressed his disappointment at the delay, despite earlier assurances of starting by 8 AM.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time was voting supposed to start?

Voting was scheduled to begin at 8 AM on Saturday.

What was the reaction of the observers regarding the delay?

Observers expressed disappointment due to the late arrival of the officials.

Eze Chidiebere Paul

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