A free, fair, and credible election will be held, according to INEC, regardless of how many assaults or threats are made.
According to reports, the attack, which occurred on Monday morning, December 12, 2022, led to the death of at least three suspects.
The gunmen, who invaded the facility in large numbers, were reportedly repelled by officers of the Nigeria Police Force and other security operatives in the area.
According to reports, three of the hoodlums were killed, while one of them was captured alive.
The Imo State Police Public Relations Officer, Michael Abattam, promised to give more details to the public soon.
[ruby_related heading=”More Read” total=5 layout=1]With about 75 days to the 2023 general elections, INEC says no amount of attacks or intimidation will deter it from leveraging the Electoral Act 2022 to conduct a free, fair and credible exercise.
It lamented what it called the poor understanding of the Electoral Act and the deliberate action by key political actors and stakeholders to mislead voters.
INEC’s National Commissioner and Chairman of its Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye, spoke on Saturday, December 10, 2022, in Abuja at a media/civil society organisations’ engagement with INEC on identifying and mitigating flashpoints of electoral misinformation and disinformation.
The programme was organised by the International Press Centre, supported by the European Union.