Lagos State is conducting legislative bye-elections on Saturday, December 5, 2020.
Also, as is consistently the case at whatever point there are elections in Nigeria, movements will be restricted in the districts where these elections will happen.
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The elections will be held in the Lagos East senatorial district and Kosofe II voting district.
There would be both vehicular and pedestrian traffic restrictions around these districts.
“In an offer to have free, reasonable and trustworthy bye-elections into the Lagos East Senatorial and Kosofe II Constituency Lagos State House of Assembly situates, the Lagos state police order has announced restriction of movement somewhere in the range of 6 am and 6 pm on Saturday, 5th December 2020,” says Lagos Commissioner of Police Hakeem Odumosu.
In the event that you stay around these districts, the daytime curfew affects you:
– Epe
– Ibeju Lekki
– Kosofe
– Somolu
– Ikorodu
The Lagos police commissioner accentuates that there will be no vehicular and pedestrian movement all through the affected regions during the elections.
There will anyway be special cases for people on election duties, essential workers, and accredited election observers.
Movement will be permitted in other neighborhood governments where there are no bye-elections.
An assertion from the police adds that: “the order has conveyed police officers and other security personnel to cover and give security at the 1,000, 900 and 28 (1,928) surveying units in the zones
“The police manager cautioned the electorate and political fighters to play the game as indicated by the standards and arrangements of the Electoral Act 2010.
“He additionally cautioned that no police helpers or security specialists will be permitted to accompany their directors or any Very Important Personalities (VIPs) to surveying units or on any development while the elections last, noticing that any security associates abusing this order will be captured and made to confront the full weight of the law.”
