At Angwan Girku 1 surveying unit of Nasarawa Local Government Area, Miss Aisha Audu, a voter additionally communicated fulfillment with the serene behavior of the activity.
NAN Correspondent who observed the activity reports that accreditation and voting began all the while around 8:30am in the greater part of the surveying units, with procedures gong on gently.
An Assistant Presiding officer at Angwan Dallatu surveying unit of Nasarawa focal ward in Nasarawa Local Government Area, Mr. Ahmed Mohammed, told NAN that accreditation and voting occurred same time to guarantee that no one was disappointed .
Be that as it may, Mr. Abubakar Ibrahim, an All Progressive Congress (APC) operator at the ward, communicated worry over failing of the card perusers.
"My issue is with the card perusers; they are not working admirably the way we had expected; we need straightforward and tranquil decision," he said
Mr. Mohammed Umar, a voter, portrayed the activity as tranquil and recognized Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and security offices for their course of action towards guaranteeing quiet race.
At Angwan Girku 1 surveying unit of Nasarawa Local Government Area, Miss Aisha Audu, a voter likewise communicated fulfillment with the quiet lead of the activity.
She however denounced low turnout of voters and credited it to the unfilled guaranteed made some by lawmakers and hardship as of now confronted by the general population.
Other surveying units went by NAN in the zone incorporates Madaki 1, Madaki 2, Angwan Maireke and Angwan Dutse 2 surveying units among others
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reviewed that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) settled May 28 for the bye-race for the Nasarawa/Toto government body electorate taking after the demise of the official speaking to the constituency,Mr.Musa Baba Onwana.
EmoticonEmoticon