A group of human rights and community-based organisations which monitored last weekend’s governorship vote in Ekiti have given it a pass mark.
The Nigerian Human Rights Community said the electoral umpire performance was exceptional but also noted instances of the malfunctioning of card readers.
At a news conference, the group commended the ‘impressive’ turnout, rated media coverage high, and scored security above average.
A group of human rights and community-based organisations which monitored last weekend’s governorship vote in Ekiti have given it a pass mark.
The Nigerian Human Rights Community said the electoral umpire performance was exceptional but also noted instances of the malfunctioning of card readers.
At a news conference, the group commended the ‘impressive’ turnout, rated media coverage high, and scored security above average.
A group of human rights and community-based organisations which monitored last weekend’s governorship vote in Ekiti have given it a pass mark.
The Nigerian Human Rights Community said the electoral umpire performance was exceptional but also noted instances of the malfunctioning of card readers.
At a news conference, the group commended the ‘impressive’ turnout, rated media coverage high, and scored security above average.
A group of human rights and community-based organisations which monitored last weekend’s governorship vote in Ekiti have given it a pass mark.
The Nigerian Human Rights Community said the electoral umpire performance was exceptional but also noted instances of the malfunctioning of card readers.
At a news conference, the group commended the ‘impressive’ turnout, rated media coverage high, and scored security above average.
A group of human rights and community-based organisations which monitored last weekend’s governorship vote in Ekiti have given it a pass mark.
The Nigerian Human Rights Community said the electoral umpire performance was exceptional but also noted instances of the malfunctioning of card readers.
At a news conference, the group commended the ‘impressive’ turnout, rated media coverage high, and scored security above average.
A group of human rights and community-based organisations which monitored last weekend’s governorship vote in Ekiti have given it a pass mark.
The Nigerian Human Rights Community said the electoral umpire performance was exceptional but also noted instances of the malfunctioning of card readers.
At a news conference, the group commended the ‘impressive’ turnout, rated media coverage high, and scored security above average.
A group of human rights and community-based organisations which monitored last weekend’s governorship vote in Ekiti have given it a pass mark.
The Nigerian Human Rights Community said the electoral umpire performance was exceptional but also noted instances of the malfunctioning of card readers.
At a news conference, the group commended the ‘impressive’ turnout, rated media coverage high, and scored security above average.
A group of human rights and community-based organisations which monitored last weekend’s governorship vote in Ekiti have given it a pass mark.
The Nigerian Human Rights Community said the electoral umpire performance was exceptional but also noted instances of the malfunctioning of card readers.
At a news conference, the group commended the ‘impressive’ turnout, rated media coverage high, and scored security above average.
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