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Extension Of Voting In Warri South: Tidi Urges Wafarians To Vote Peacefully
Chairman of the Warri South Council Area, Dr Michael Tidi has urged the people of council to take advantage of the extension to exercise their franchise peacefully.
Tidi in a press statement by his Special Assistant on Media, Mr Francis Sadhere, advised the residents of the council to conduct themselves in a very peaceful manner, saying that the election should not be a do it die affair.
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He however, blamed INEC for the lacunar in the electoral process, saying that INEC has displayed high level of incompetent as they were unable to distribute materials to polling units in Warri South.
On the extension of voting in Warri South, Tidi appeal to Wafarians to ensure that they use this leeway to come out in their large numbers and exercise their civic responsibility.
He said Warri South Council under his administration is committed to safeguarding the life and property of all residents in the council.
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