ICPC election monitoring Of Bayelsa, Imo And Kogi Governorship

The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission ICPC election monitoring for overseeing the governorship elections in Bayelsa, Imo, and Kogi to ensure fairness and integrity in the electoral process. This initiative, rooted in ICPC’s commitment to upholding transparency, involves deploying operatives across the 56 local government areas and 649 wards in these states.

The commission’s role in election monitoring, as invited by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), is a testament to its dedication to a free and just electoral system. Mr. Alex Chukwura, the Head of Special Duties Division (SDD) at ICPC, emphasized the necessity for collaboration among their operatives and other law enforcement agencies to adhere to ICPC guidelines for monitoring elections.

Their objective is clear: to prevent any form of malpractice, including vote buying, and to ensure that the elections proceed with integrity. This proactive stance ensures that ICPC is actively engaged in fostering a credible electoral environment.

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Voters are encouraged to participate responsibly, exercising their rights while being mindful to avoid any actions that might constitute electoral offenses.

ICPC’s election monitoring and their involvement in  these elections plays a pivotal role in enhancing the credibility and fairness of the democratic process.

This dedication to election monitoring by ICPC reflects a commitment to fostering a transparent and equitable electoral landscape in these crucial regions.