BREAKING: Obaseki groans to INEC over process

The Executive Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki has shown his dissatisfaction over the conduct of the ongoing governorship election in his state.

While groaning over the conduct, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2020 Edo guber poll chided the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the slow pace of the process.

Obaseki who is the sitting governor of Edo state complained about the delay in the process after casting his vote at polling unit 19, ward 4, Oredo local government area of the state.

The Governor said he expected better planning by the electoral commission.

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“I expected that INEC would have prepared better for this election. I waited for one and half hours on the queue before exercising my franchise, it’s a bit disappointing.

“Given that this is a sole day election, I expected a better planning for this election. Card readers were very slow and that’s the situation everywhere.”