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Peter Obi Casts His Vote In Agulu Community

Last updated: February 25, 2023 3:48 pm
4 years ago BY CHIBUZOR OKIEZE
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The Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, casts his vote at about 12:00pm local time at ward 2, polling unit 019 in Agulu community of Anaocha Local government area in Anambra state.

The Labour party Presidential candidate told journalists shortly after casting his vote that he was impressed with both the accreditation and voting processes and hopes the exercise is going on smoothly across the country.

It is the Presidential and National Assembly elections in Nigeria and citizens across the country are out to exercise their constitutional rights despite the dwindling economy.

Presidential candidate of the labour party, Peter Obi was among the first set of eligible voters to arrive at the ward 2, polling unit 019 in Agulu community in Anambra state where he cast his vote by midday. The presidential hopeful spoke to journalists on his impressions about the exercise.

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The people of the community were not left out, as both the old and young all came out in their numbers, particularly to vote and ensure their own son Peter Obi, the Presidential candidate of the Labour Party wins the Presidential Election.

Security situation in the community was very calm with the community confident it will remain so all through the Electoral Process

Actual voting started in Agulu community at about 8:30am on Saturday for the Presidential, Senatorial and House of Assembly positions, as INEC officials arriving quite early with election materials to the polling unit and other nearby polling units.

(Editor Paul Akhagbemhe)

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