As the governorship election in Edo State unfolds, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, Asue Ighodalo, has expressed his dissatisfaction regarding the late arrival of election materials at his polling unit. Speaking to journalists at Polling Unit 3, Ward 1, located at the Idimirio Skill Acquisition Centre, Ighodalo raised concerns about the delay and its impact on the electoral process.
“I just arrived at my polling unit, but I’m unsure why there’s a delay. This is unacceptable,” Ighodalo stated, highlighting the frustration felt by voters awaiting the materials necessary to cast their ballots.
Ighodalo’s comments come amid heightened scrutiny of the electoral process, as citizens across Edo State exercise their right to vote. The late arrival of materials has the potential to disrupt the voting schedule and affect turnout, which is critical in a tightly contested election.
As the candidate campaigns for transparency and accountability, Ighodalo emphasized the importance of timely logistics in ensuring a fair electoral process. He urged the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to address the situation promptly and ensure that all polling units are adequately supplied with necessary materials.
Voters at the polling unit echoed Ighodalo’s sentiments, expressing their concern over the delay and its implications for their participation in the election. Many have been waiting in line, eager to make their voices heard.
As the day progresses, the situation at Polling Unit 3 reflects broader concerns regarding the integrity and efficiency of the electoral process, underscoring the need for vigilance and accountability from electoral officials.
Ighodalo’s proactive stance has drawn attention from observers and supporters alike, as he continues to advocate for a smooth and fair election in Edo State.
