Politics
PDP candidate complains of late arrival of voting materials in Ondo bye-election
The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the bye-election for the Akure North and South Federal constituency seat in Ondo State, Olumuyiwa Adu, after casting his vote on Saturday complained of the late arrival of voting materials in some polling units in Akure metropolis.
Adu decried that information from several other locations revealed that INEC ad hoc staff were yet to arrive polling units after voting have commences in many other units in the state.
The PDP candidate, however, acknowledged early arrival of materials in some centres, expressing the need for the INEC to review that the complaints.
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