In an announcement given by Mr. Festus Okoye, National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee in Abuja, INEC said that it was lamentable there was viciousness in demonstrate hatred for all endeavors to guarantee tranquil decisions.
The commission, in any case, called for quiet while guaranteeing voters of INEC's duty to close the races procedure in the two states reasonably and soundly.
It said that the commission was cautiously observing the procedures even as casting a ballot had shut in all surveying units in the two states.
"Reports from licensed onlookers and our authorities in the field show that most voters who were happy to cast a ballot had the chance to do as such.
"The commission conveyed materials to its two states workplaces in a great time and made sufficient arrangements for the development of staff and materials to the different democratic areas.
"There are reports demonstrating that appointive procedure was in a few spots influenced by thuggery and viciousness, which the commission unequivocally censures.
"We are as yet getting, gathering and assessing these reports as we move into the basic period of result resemblance," the commission said.
The commission likewise said that outcomes would be examined at enrollment regions, nearby government zones and state levels.
It included that its staff was prepared to get those outcomes while encouraging partners to keep to their responsibilities to guarantee quiet lead.
The commission recognized the security organizations, saying they had been strong up until now, despite numerous difficulties.
The commission encouraged general society to try to avoid panicking, guaranteeing voters in the two conditions of its determination to guarantee that the "decisions are finished up decently and solidly."
It said that it sent to staff and materials in 4,352 surveying units in the two states for the governorship races, Kogi West Senatorial rerun political race and Brass I State Constituency valuable political decision in Bayelsa.
"What's more, national magistrates, inhabitant appointive officials, and other staff were conveyed to screen and oversee the races.
"These field officials are consistently submitting ongoing reports to the commission on improvements in the field," the commission said.
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