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Votes counting commences

It was gathered that the exercise started early in Okene, Adavi and Okehi local governments in the Kogi central senatorial district.

INEC to conduct voter registration in Kogi, Bayelsa Sept. 2 to Sept. 7

Votes counting has commenced in many of the 91 polling units where the supplementary governorship election was held in Kogi on Saturday.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that counting started early in some polling units due to early completion of voting largely because of poor turnout of voters.

The state Resident Electoral Commissioner, Halilu Pai, told NAN that results would be moved to the state office of INEC as soon as collation was concluded at the local government level.

He also said that he was not aware of any polling unit where the election did not take place, saying that reports from the various polling units would give a clearer picture of what transpired.

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Pai described the election as peaceful and orderly and thanked the electorate for their conduct.

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