BREAKING: INEC’S ADHOC STAFF PROTEST; REFUSE TO GO TO POLLING UNITS
Joseph Omoniyi
Reports say INEC Adhoc staff at Ward C, St Peters pry school testing ground, Ikeja local government and Ward C Aganjuaka, Ojo local government are protesting and have refused to move to their various polling units.
Hotjist confirmed that the protesters are requesting their feeding allowance of #10,000 which other local governments have received be paid to them before they will proceed to polling centres.

Another report gathered by hotjist.com also confirmed that some of the protesters were given N5000 which they received and still refused to turn up at their polling units until their full payment is made available.

With this development, it is clear why INEC adhoc staff are yet to be seen in some areas and accreditation and voting are expected to start quite late.
As at the moment of filing this report, INEC officials are however yet to respond.

More Stories
FIRE SERVICE ALLAY FEARS AFTER EXPLOSION ROCKS IKEJA UNDER BRIDGE
Panic broke out on Friday evening near the Ikeja Under Bridge after an explosion rocked the area, causing widespread alarm....
SECOND AUTOPSY FAILS TO DETERMINE CAUSE OF MOHBAD’S DEATH
By Aishat Momoh. O. Another attempt to uncover the true cause of death of musician Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly known...
ISLAMIC CLERIC ENDORSES DEATH PENALTY FOR APOSTATES, GIVES REASONS
An Islamic cleric and National Chairman of the Council of Ulama, Dr. Ibrahim Jalingo, has voiced support for the death...
JUST IN: NIGER RECEIVES 17 RESCUED KIDNAP VICTIMS (PHOTOS)
Seventeen individuals kidnapped on March 3, 2025, from Loto Village near Kuchi Sarkin-Pawa in Niger State have been successfully rescued...
POLICE TO COMMENCE TRAINING OF 10,000 NEW RECRUITS SATURDAY
The Nigeria Police Force is set to begin training 10,000 newly recruited constables on Saturday, April 12, at various police...
RIVERS CP DISMISSES DPO, ISSUES APOLOGY FOR ASSAULT ON JOURNALISTS
The Rivers State Commissioner of Police, Adewale Adepoju, announced the removal of the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) overseeing the Abali...