Responding to a question on the timing of the election, Mr Oladitan said that the commission was conducting the election in obedience with the 1999 Constitution.
INEC National Commissioner, Festus Okoye, said that the BVAS would be deployed in the 176,000 polling units across the country.
At Polling Unit 5, Salvation Army School, Osogbo, registered voters that turned out for the mock exercise were accredited within 20 to 45 seconds.
The governor said the BVAS deployed by INEC during the election saved time and aided the large turnout of voters.
INEC adopted the machines in which accreditation and voting were done simultaneously in the Saturday governorship election.
The REC said that some registrants were not aware that they did not need to register again if they had done so before.
The electoral body said that the Ekiti governorship election would be conducted in 16 Local Government Areas (LGAs) with 988,923 registered voters.
INEC says fresh registrants in the ongoing nationwide Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) have hit 8,855,996 as of May 2.
The exercise was held on Saturday.
The civic group, which partnered The Gazette to cover the poll, also noted widespread malfunctions in the newly-deployed bimodal voter accreditation system (BVAS).
