Another INEC office in Oru, Imo State attacked, critical facilities not affected

Mon, Dec 5, 2022
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THE Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has said that another if his offices in Imo State has been attacked, although critical facilities were not affected.

Festus Okoye, national commissioner and Chairman Information and Voter Education Committee in
Sunday, December 4, stated this in a statement.

The full statement reads:

“The Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) for Imo State, Professor Sylvia Uchenna Agu, has reported that our office in Oru West Local Government Area was attacked at about 4.00am today Sunday 4th December 2022.

“The attack affected the Conference Room where office furniture and fittings were destroyed. However, other critical facilities were not affected.

“It would be recalled that on Thursday 1st December 2022, our office in Orlu Local Government Area of Imo State was also attacked.

“Overall, this is the 7th attack on our facilities in five States of the Federation in the last four months.

“Once again, the Commission expresses its concern on the consequences of what appears to be a systematic attack on its facilities across the country on the conduct of elections in particular and electoral activities in general.

“The attention of the security agencies has been drawn to this latest incident for investigation and prosecution,” the statement said.

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