INEC Issues Strong Warnings To Nigerians Going Out To Vote Today

 The 2023 general election has kicked start and the electoral INEC has reassure

d Nigerians that the usage of mobile phones is prohibited.

During INEC's first briefing by INEC Chairman Professor Mahmood Yakubu, held in Abuja, the electorate body issued the warning.

INEC listed important information about the 2023 general election that all voters should keep in mind.

 -BVAS is mandatory

- No PVC, no voting

-Ban on use of mobile phones in voting cubicles still in placeI

-NEC is committed to credible polls 

The INEC Chairman has announced that voting will start at 8:30 am and end at 2:30 pm. Additionally, he said that no voter will be denied the right to vote if they are in line before 2:30 pm. These requirements are a part of the safeguards put in place by INEC to guarantee a transparent, impartial, and free election.

Nigerians' responses to INEC's announcement of the polling date and circumstances have varied. While some have praised INEC for making sure that voters are not denied their right to vote, others have expressed worries about how quickly the voting period went by.