The by-elections became necessary following the death of two newly elected councillors.
The LASIEC boss also said the enthusiasm displayed by residents before and during the exercise was commendable.
Ms Okikiolu-Ighile said LASIEC was fully prepared for the July 12 elections, expecting voters to turn out in large numbers.
According to him, LASIEC is asking candidates to pay what they don’t have.
Meanwhile, food vendors and kiosk owners are making brisk business at the polling units.
YIAGA anticipates a low turnout of voters due to little awareness on the local government elections in Lagos.
The Lagos government has announced a restriction of movement across the state between 8.00 a.m. and 3.00 p.m. on Saturday ahead of its local government elections.
LASIEC on Tuesday announced that elections would be held in the 20 LGAs and 37 LCDAs in Lagos State in July.
