Anambra Decides: AA candidate, Nweke impressed with voters’ turnout
Politics
THE Anambra Governorship candidate of the Action Alliance, (AA), Chief Jeff Nweke has commended the conduct and turnout of voters during Saturday’s election.
Nweke who spoke shortly after casting his vote at Ogbugbankwa polling unit , Awka said that the turnout of voter was Impressive.
“I was impressed with the eagerness of the people to vote as it indicated their desire for good governance.
“They are so excited and enthusiastic in coming out today to make a statement, The turnout is very encouraging.
“Indeed, our democracy in Nigeria has come of age where one can say we have a democracy, however, as far as this exercise is concerned, it has been so good in spite of the fact that voting is still ongoing.
”The day has not ended as people are still casting their votes without any manner of intimidation or otherwise. I hope the peaceful nature of the election would continue till the end of the process,” he said.
Nweke expressed appreciation for the technical functions of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, adding that the commission has really wants to improve on its previous performance.
”I am personally happy with INEC together with the manner the election is going on at this polling units in Ogbugbankwa, Awka.
“Though, we are observing some hitches but still, so far it is commendable,” he said. (NAN)
A.I
Nov. 8, 2025
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