
Ekiti 2026: Observers Praise BVAS, Warn About Vote-Buying
The EU-SDGN Election Observation Hub praises the BVAS for its efficiency in the Ekiti 2026 elections but warns about vote-buying and other irregularities.
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The EU-SDGN Election Observation Hub praises the BVAS for its efficiency in the Ekiti 2026 elections but warns about vote-buying and other irregularities.

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Opeyemi Bamidele, the Senate Leader, stated that Nigeria's electoral system is evolving positively. He praised the compliance seen in the recent Ekiti governorship election.

The Nigeria Police Force states that the Isan Ekiti disturbance is due to a football match disagreement, not related to the governorship election. Voting continues without interruption.