Mr Gidado, also a media aide to Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State, said that apart from the late arrival of election materials, everything was going smoothly at the polling unit.
He, however, added that voting was yet to start because no voter had turned out to exercise his franchise.
Mr Ibeh said no other challenge was encountered in the distribution of materials, except the inadequate vehicles to move officials and materials.
WAEF urged Nigerians to be law-abiding and desist from acts that could mar Saturday’s elections and threaten the peace of the country and the sub-region.
The apex court ruled that the judgement of the appellate court which set aside the decision of the high court should not be tampered with.
The embassy advised customers to take advantage of its Keep my Passport and Courier return services ahead of the closure.
The PDP candidate claimed she received a total of 54,064 votes as opposed to the 51,763 reported by INEC.
NVDC has urged INEC to consider the rerun of elections in areas where disruptions occur instead of cancelling the results.
The documents have cast aspersions on INEC’s statement and further tainted the commission’s credibility to conduct free and fair elections in Nigeria.
INEC says there will be free, fair, credible and acceptable governorship and state assembly elections in Kebbi on Saturday.
