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The Peoples Democratic Party candidate in the ongoing Kogi gubernatorial polls, Idris Wada, has raised alarm over alleged "security lock down" in his Dekina Local Government Area.
Speaking through his Communications Manager, Phrank Shaibu, Wada says the lock down is hampering voting activity.
"There is security lock down in Dekina Local Government since 5am by soldiers," he said.
”Voters can't go out neither can our party agents move. There are also cases of missing result sheets as identified by few of our agents that could find their way to INEC office in Dekina....The polling unit where the result sheets are missing is Ajetachi opposite Abochi Aji house and the polling unit of The DG of Audu's campaign." Premium Times quoted the statement.
Mr. Wada had alleged on Friday that a military officer, Isidore Amah, was deployed to Dekina LGA to "harass and intimidate" voters and work for the All Progressives Congress.
Speaking through his Communications Manager, Phrank Shaibu, Wada says the lock down is hampering voting activity.
"There is security lock down in Dekina Local Government since 5am by soldiers," he said.
”Voters can't go out neither can our party agents move. There are also cases of missing result sheets as identified by few of our agents that could find their way to INEC office in Dekina....The polling unit where the result sheets are missing is Ajetachi opposite Abochi Aji house and the polling unit of The DG of Audu's campaign." Premium Times quoted the statement.
Mr. Wada had alleged on Friday that a military officer, Isidore Amah, was deployed to Dekina LGA to "harass and intimidate" voters and work for the All Progressives Congress.