Mr Obaseki and Asue Ighodalo separately stormed the state’s INEC headquarters early Sunday morning to protest alleged discrepancies in the voting process.
Mr Olumekun said INEC earmarked 20 days for political parties to upload the personal particulars and names of nominated candidates on the portal.
He said the sensitive materials would be kept at state INEC Headquarters, Enugu, for distribution before 8:00 a.m. for the poll.
“If we have stronger institutions than stronger people, Nigeria will be better.’’
He hails from Lagos State and was the CP in charge of INEC headquarters in Abuja, before his posting to Kwara.
Mr Okoye said that INEC would not condone any act of lawlessness or brigandage targeted at its officials or the process of the election in the state.
INEC will present certificates of return to Governor Bala Mohammed and 31 elected Bauchi assembly legislators.
Governor-elect Peter Mbah paid a thank-you visit to Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi.
The supporters condemned the announcement of the result of the state governorship election which, they said, was “clearly inconclusive.”
The police escort attached to the INEC team was said to have engaged the hoodlums in a fierce gun duel.
