Uzodinma expresses satisfaction with INEC, commends turnout

In a pivotal moment for Imo State, Governor Hope Uzodimma, who is also the gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the November 11 off-season election, has publicly expressed his satisfaction with the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) for its role in overseeing the ongoing electoral process. Additionally, the governor commended the impressive turnout of voters, highlighting the significance of civic participation in shaping the democratic landscape.

The off-season election in Imo State holds immense importance for its residents as they cast their votes to determine the leadership that will guide the state forward. Against this backdrop, Governor Hope Uzodimma’s commendation of INEC and recognition of the high voter turnout signify the significance of the electoral process in shaping the future trajectory of the state.

Governor Hope Uzodimma’s expression of satisfaction with INEC reflects a positive assessment of the electoral body’s performance in ensuring a fair, transparent, and well-organized election. Acknowledging the pivotal role that INEC plays in upholding the democratic process, the governor’s commendation is a testament to the commission’s efforts in creating an environment conducive to free and fair elections.

In a statement released by the governor’s office, Uzodimma stated, “I commend the Independent Electoral Commission for their dedication and commitment to ensuring a smooth electoral process. The organization and conduct of the election thus far have been commendable, reflecting the importance of upholding democratic values in our great state.”

Equally significant in Governor Uzodimma’s remarks is his commendation of the impressive voter turnout witnessed during the election. The governor recognized the active participation of the electorate as a positive sign for the democratic health of the state. High voter turnout is often indicative of an engaged and empowered citizenry, which is essential for the vitality of any democracy.

The governor emphasized the importance of citizens exercising their civic duty, stating, “The turnout of voters is a clear demonstration of the people’s commitment to the democratic process. It is heartening to see citizens actively participating in shaping the future of our state through the power of the ballot.”

Uzodimma lauded the residents of the state, especially his community, for trooping out enmasse to cast their ballots
Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State and gubernatorial candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in the November 11 off-season election has expressed satisfaction with the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) on the conduct of the ongoing election.

Uzodimma lauded the residents of the state, especially his community, for trooping out enmasse to cast their ballots.

The governor also commended the security operatives for ensuring calm and general safety during the election so far.

Over two million voters are eligible to vote in Saturday’s governorship election.

A total of 18 political parties are presenting candidates in the ongoing election.

However, the election is considered a three-horse race between the incumbent governor, Hope Uzodinma of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Samuel Anyanwu of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and Achonu of LP.

According to INEC, there are 2,419,922 registered voters in the state, but only 2,318,919 of them who collected their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) are eligible to vote in the election.

The number of registered voters is 6.5 percent more than the 2,272,293 recorded for the previous 2019 elections in the southeastern state.