Mr Haruna said that the incident under investigation related to the retrieval of a specific voter record.
He said all necessary arrangements had been concluded for the smooth conduct of the exercise.
The data further showed that 48,330 of the new registrants were persons with disabilities (PWDs).
Mr Chukwu emphasised that possession of a valid PVC is essential for participation in the elections.
Mr Agboke said that the move would enhance access, inclusiveness, and participation of the electorate in the electoral process.
Mr Yusuf said that more machines had been provided in each LGA to be moved round each of the registration areas.
She urged all political party leaders to intensify efforts on voters education and sensitisation.
The REC decried that there were 101,200 unclaimed Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) in the state.
Mr Mkpoutom urged the people to participate in the CVR as a civic responsibility.
Sixteen governorship candidates and their political parties would participate in the poll.
