Edo poll: Diaspora group warns against voter harassment, election results manipulation

Edo people in the diaspora on Monday urged the Independent National Electoral Commission and law enforcement agencies to remain neutral in the September 21 governorship election in the state.

The Deputy Director-General for the Asue/Ogie Campaign Council, Raymond Osaremen, made this call at a press conference in Benin on Monday. He warned that any deviation from neutrality could undermine the foundation and trust that the people have placed in the electoral process.

Osaremen, who was accompanied by other members of the group, called on INEC to uphold its commitment to ensuring a fair, transparent, and credible election process. He emphasised that a strong and independent INEC is crucial to the success of democracy in the country.

He stated that the Nigerian Police Force and other relevant security agencies must perform their duties with the highest level of professionalism, impartiality, and respect for the rule of law. He urged them…

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