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Edo: Voters maintain physical distancing; observe other Covid-19 protocols

Admin September 19, 2020

Physical distancing in Edo poll

Physical distancing in Edo poll

Voters in the Edo State governorship election were seen observing physical distancing, washing hands and wearing face masks to curtail the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). These were requirement laid down by INEC in conformity with the Covid-19 protocols.

The situation was the same in all monitored units across the state. At Gov. Godwin Obaseki’s polling unit, Oredo Ward 4, Emokpae Model Primary School, Benin City, voters were seen observing physical distancing, washing hands and wearing face masks to curtail the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Amid security checks , residents moved around freely with their face masks.

Miss Esosa Igbinegin, a voter in Oredo Ward 1(unit 3), said that voters were observing the COVID-19 guidelines.

“Voting is going on well here and no issues at all.

“We are all on our face masks as directed,” she said.

Miss Ehi Osagie, another voter in Oredo Ward 1 (unit 3), said that security personnel were working hard to ensure a hitch-free election.

“Security teams are working well, voting is ongoing peacefully in this Ward,” she said.

Meanwhile, voters in Oredo Ward 12 with 6 units in Oba market were wearing face masks but not observing physical distancing.(NAN)

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