Mr Dominic said TAF Africa deployed 90 trained observers across polling units with registered PWDs in the three states.
Mr Haruna assured voters in Kogi that their votes were protected and their wishes would be respected.
According to Mr Ifogah, the officer is hale and hearty.
In an interview on Saturday, the state INEC voter education and publicity officer, Haliru Sule, said the commission experienced hitches despite adequate preparations.
“The thugs quickly retreated into their bus and sped off on hearing the sound of the gun
Saturday’s Kogi governorship election recorded a mass turnout of voters in most polling units in Lokoja.
He urged the voters to vote for candidates of their choice without fear of intimidation or harassment.
Mr Yakubu said the commission had delivered all sensitive and non-sensitive materials for the elections.
It noted tribulations that INEC has weathered in previous electoral contests and beckoned the commission to embody a steadfast commitment to transparency and accountability.
The race has been seen as a three-horse exercise between Usman Ododo of the ruling APC, Dino Melaye of the main opposition PDP, and Murtala Ajaka of the Social Democratic Party.
