“This is a safeguard to ensure that democracy thrives in Nigeria,” he said.
Mr Dominic said TAF Africa deployed 90 trained observers across polling units with registered PWDs in the three states.
Mr Haruna assured voters in Kogi that their votes were protected and their wishes would be respected.
Mr Bello cast his vote at polling unit 011, Agassa, Okene LGA, Kogi.
The Situation Room urged INEC to take measures to ensure that the incidents would not disenfranchise the registered voters in these areas.
He said party agents allegedly shared money with voters upon confirmation that they voted for their party candidates.
He further alleged that some PDP agents were shot by political thugs.
Sorting and counting of votes have commenced in many polling units in Bayelsa after voting in the governorship election ended at 2:30 p.m.
The polling unit has 822 registered voters.
It was gathered that an unnamed party offered the money to the INEC staff.
