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#NigeriaElections2023: INEC Cancels Voting In Seven Polling Units

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#NigeriaElections2023: INEC Cancels Voting In Seven Polling Units

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February 25, 2023

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The Independent National Electoral Commission has cancelled the voting process in seven polling units of Kogi East senatorial district.

Two polling units were cancelled in Anyigba while the other five were in the Omala community of the state.

The cancellation followed an attack by thugs who shot into the air and disrupted the polling units.

The attack led to the sudden end of the voting in the areas.

One of the polling units cancelled was Unit 01, Abejukolo ward in Omala Local Government Area.

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