Concerns Raised Over Vote Buying and Journalist Safety in Ekiti Election
Organizations like Yiaga Africa and IPC have raised alarms about widespread vote buying and the safety of journalists during the Ekiti election. They are urging media professionals to maintain safety and professionalism while covering the polls.
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Ekiti election: IPC urges journalists to stay safe, professional
The IPC and CEMESO advise journalists covering the Ekiti election to stay safe and professional. Learn how to ensure your safety and uphold standards. Read More: https://punchng.com/ekiti-election-ipc-urges-journalists-to-stay-safe-professional/
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By Rotimi Ojomoyela Ado-Ekiti — Civil society organisations have raised concerns over vote buying, journalists’ safety, and the inclusion of persons with disabilities (PWDs) ahead of Saturday’s Ekiti State governorship election. Yiaga Africa has identified vote buying as one of the major threats to the credibility of the poll, urging security agencies and anti-corruption bodies […] The post Yiaga Africa, IPC raise alarm over vote buying, journalist safety in Ekiti poll appeared first on Vangu...
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