As of 12 p.m., some of the polling units that started operation only recorded a few voters.
Six political parties are participating in the elections. While one is participating fully, the others are participating skeletally.
The party frowned at the readiness of INEC to allow the legal team of SDP to inspect the election materials.
“We believe that everybody with a sincere interest in the progress of the party should be ready to join,” Mr Abe said.
The police and SSS have been restrained from arresting the spokesperson for the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Faruk Adejoh-Audu.
Mr Dele called on security agencies to rise to the occasion to maintain the existing peace in the state.
The party said it was hopeful that the budget would truly renew the hope of Nigerians.
The council also called on security agencies to fortify security around INEC offices, given the alarm raised by the SDP.
It also ordered INEC to allow SDP’s forensic experts to examine some electoral materials.
“By God’s grace, the tribunal will be sitting this Saturday, November 25. We will take exparte motions,” Mr Umar-Mike said.
