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Tensions Rise at Emure Ekiti Polling Unit Amid Alleged Multiple Voting

Eyewitnesses at Ward 9, St. Peter’s School Polling Unit in Emure Ekiti report a tense atmosphere as allegations of voting irregularities surface. Observers say some APC supporters attempted to vote more than once, prompting a police officer to intervene. Despite these measures, calls grew for extra security to uphold a free and fair process. Reports also claim that Hon. Ebenezer Boluwade of the APC ordered opposition party agents out of the polling area. Witnesses say these representatives were chased away, creating fear among voters and undermining observers’ ability to monitor the election. Concerned residents and party agents are urging INEC and security agencies to investigate the allegations and restore order. They emphasize the need to protect all stakeholders and guarantee that every eligible voter can cast a ballot in a safe, transparent environment.

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kris

What steps could help confirm whether APC supporters actually tried to vote more than once in Emure Ekiti?

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tolu

Sure, comparing signed registers with indelible ink records and interviewing polling agents should show if multiple voting happened.

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jesse

It's odd that reports only mention APC supporters in this incident, with no word on any other party's actions.

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jaruma

I'm not convinced a single police intervention proves widespread fraud. Mistakes happen at every polling unit.

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peter

We fit ask observers make dem document every incident and share full details with INEC office before any further voting resumes.

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