INEC Investigates Polling Unit Result Tampering Allegations

INEC Investigates Polling Unit Result Tampering Allegations
INEC Investigates Polling Unit Result Tampering Allegations

Edo State Governorship Election: INEC Promises to Investigate Tampering Allegations

As the Edo State governorship election continues to unfold, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has pledged to investigate allegations of tampering with polling unit results. The development has sparked concerns about the integrity of the electoral process, with many eyes fixed on the commission to ensure transparency and fairness.

According to INEC’s official statement, the commission has received a second complaint of wrong figures entered into polling unit result sheets. This is out of a total of 4,519 polling units used for the election. INEC has assured the public that it will immediately investigate the matter and take action against any proven infraction.

The commission’s swift response to the allegations is a reassuring sign that it is committed to maintaining the integrity of the electoral process. With 96.59 percent of the results already uploaded to its Result Viewing Portal, INEC’s transparency and accountability are crucial in building trust among voters.

The #EdoDecides2024 race is intensifying, and the onus is on INEC to ensure that the electoral process is free and fair. The commission’s investigation into the tampering allegations is a crucial step in achieving this goal. As the results continue to trickle in, it is essential that INEC remains vigilant and proactive in addressing any irregularities that may arise.

In the midst of the electoral drama, INEC’s commitment to transparency and accountability is a beacon of hope for a democratic process that is fair, free, and credible.

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