Civil society organisations, including Yiaga Africa and International Press Centre (IPC), cautioned against vote trading ahead of tomorrow’s governorship election in Ekiti.
Mr Placid urged residents of Ekiti State to come out peacefully and exercise their civic rights.
The APC described plans by Gov. Seyi Makinde’s administration to conduct another local government council election in December 2026 as illegal, ill-conceived, and self-serving.
Ekiti is the first off-cycle governorship election scheduled for June 20.
Mr Adebayo accused Mr Tinubu of prioritising his personal electoral interests over his constitutional responsibilities.
“The assembly remains focused on delivering democratic dividends and supporting policies that promote peace, security and socio-economic development,” said Mr Ogundoyin.
The Independent National Electoral Commission has assured the people of Enugu North senatorial district of a free, fair and credible by-election scheduled for Saturday.
INEC says the number of registered would-be voters in Ekiti has increased from 987,647 to 1,059,360 in 2026.
The local government council elections were held on Saturday, June 13.
Mr Alagbe prayed the court to pronounce him as the authentic winner of the primary election.
