In Ondo State, the person in charge of elections, named Oluwatoyin Babalola, shared some important news. The tools and materials needed for the big voting day on November 16 are now in Ondo State. This shows that they are getting ready for the election day. Everything is prepared to make sure that the voting process goes smoothly and without problems.
Mrs. Babalola said this while talking to journalists. She also mentioned that police and other security groups are ready to keep everyone safe. They want to make sure that nobody buys votes this time. This means that people should vote fairly and not take money or gifts for their votes.
Now, if there is a technical problem on voting day, there are special helpers called RATECH. They will be in different places to fix any issues with tools like the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System, or BVAS for short.
The election board, INEC, wants the election in Ondo State to be fair and open. They invite all the local people to come and vote on election day. It’s important for everyone to take part in choosing who will govern.
INEC promises that every vote will be counted properly. About the problem of buying votes, INEC is telling people not to do it. They are working very hard to make sure this election is successful and honest for everyone involved.