In my polling unit the security is neither here nor there. The officers are not armed and party agents are roaming about convincing people to vote for their party candidates and the queues are disorganized.

The voting is slow but smooth. No sign of violence yet but I fear the security officials might not be able to handle any crisis.

To be honest, it's party agents that are ensuring that neither of them violates the electoral process.

The police should ensure that the officers assigned to polling units are efficient and agile; the officers here are lazy and inefficient. The man can't stand for five minutes and the female officer is fat and can't even control the process properly.

...No single improvement on any part of the electoral process since 2015

Stories of woes in Kaduna north

Three or four policemen stationed here. Occasional police van seen patrolling

Very strict officers nobody is allowed to share kobo

Party agents are collecting names

Very peaceful

Voting is quite fast

Ezenwammadu:
Three or four policemen stationed here. Occasional police van seen patrolling

Very strict officers nobody is allowed to share kobo

Party agents are collecting names

Very peaceful

Voting is quite fast

Maybe it is cos here is a village; I hear it is quite better in the towns.

Ehiscotch:


Maybe it is cos here is a village; I hear it is quite better in the towns.

Onitsha north is a village

Waakanda:
Stories of woes in Kaduna north

which area please?

From the various conversations I had and heard from several people on the queue, to be honest, Buhari is certain to win here.