The CLEEN Foundation has raised concerns over vote-buying, voter inducement, security gaps, and operational shortcomings during the governorship election in Ekiti State, warning that the incidents observed in parts of the state threaten the integrity of the electoral process and require urgent intervention by relevant authorities. The concerns were made known to SaharaReporters on Saturday by the Executive Director of CLEEN Foundation, Peter Maduoma, following the organisation’s observation and analysis of developments across polling units during the election.

By Rotimi Ojomoyela Ado-Ekiti — Civil society organisations have raised concerns over vote buying, journalists’ safety, and the inclusion of persons with disabilities (PWDs) ahead…

The CLEEN Foundation has raised concerns over vote-buying, voter inducement, security gaps, and operational shortcomings during the governorship election in Ekiti State, warning…