We’ll Stop Vote-Buying In Ekiti Gov Election – INEC
Prof Mahmood Yakubu, Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, yesterday said the electoral umpire would partner with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission to stop vote-buying in the June 18 governorship election in Ekiti State. Information Guide Nigeria
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Yakubu, who frowned at monetised elections, assured voters in the state of making efforts to check the trend; adding that INEC is neutral, thus, “the choice of who becomes the next governor of Ekiti State is entirely in the hands of the people.” jamb results
The INEC chairman, while speaking in Ado Ekiti during a meeting with traditional rulers in the state, commended the traditional institution but urged it to continue to appeal for peace in their communities and the state to ensure peaceful and violent-free election.
In his words: “We (INEC) are going to take steps with the EFCC and ICPC to ensure that this sad trend of using money to bribe voters does not mar the forthcoming Ekiti election as we have seen in the elections conducted by political parties.”
