Mr Migno said they would partner with communities and local governments to tackle the challenge.
Mr Obi said his interest is only in discussing the growth of the country, especially in the well-being of common Nigerians.
The chairman of CCD Election Analysis Centre, Africa, Adele Jinadu, stated this at a pre-election news conference on Friday in Akure.
Some of the items distributed by the centre include rice, spaghetti, and vegetable oil.
Mr Jinadu commended INEC’s overall conduct but recommended improving crisis communication to boost voter confidence and curb disinformation.
CDD’s executive director, Dauda Garuba, explained that transitional justice must be practicalised academically.
He said party agents allegedly shared money with voters upon confirmation that they voted for their party candidates.
At least 10.8 per cent of observed polling units recorded violence and/or fighting, most pronounced in the North-West and South-South.
Ms Nur-Alkali said women were unwilling to speak out about their experience, adding that “the victims are being blamed, denied help or told to stop talking.”
Observer data analysed by the CDD, showed the average opening time across the country was 9:25 a.m.; one hour after polling was scheduled to start.
