INEC is also working to ensure that voting begins on time across all 2,445 polling units in Ekiti State. The commission aims to complete voting, counting, and result transmission during daylight hours to enhance transparency and reduce the risk of disputes. Amupitan emphasized that the peace accord must not be treated as a mere ceremonial gesture but must be actively upheld by political parties, polling agents, and grassroots supporters alike.
The Ekiti State Commissioner of Police, Michael Falade, affirmed the command’s commitment to providing maximum security for the election. He stated that the police force is prepared to ensure a violence-free and credible poll, working closely with INEC and other stakeholders to maintain order and public safety. With these coordinated efforts, the stage is set for a peaceful, inclusive, and transparent election in Ekiti State, where every eligible voter, including persons with disabilities, can exercise their right to vote with confidence.
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