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2023 Polls: Residents assault INEC officials for allegedly thumb-printing ballot papers in Abuja
There was pandemonium at Lugbe primary school, 009, Abuja on Saturday afternoon, February 25, after voters allegedly caught INEC officials thumb-printing ballot papers.
Multiple sources report that they were kept waiting for hours as some INEC officials claimed the ballot papers weren’t available at the moment.
A source said, “They kept us waiting for over three hours claiming there was no ballot paper only for some voters to see some of the officials in a classroom in the school, thumb-printing the ballot papers. The irate voters took over the classroom and be@t both the INEC staff and the youth corpers who were on election duty.”
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