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Drama In Ikole Ekiti as Party Agents Fight dirty Over ‘Election Money’
Some party agents in the ongoing governorship election in Ekiti State on Saturday were seen fighting over money disbursed to be shared among voters.
It was gathered that the incident happened in Ikole Local Government Area of the state.
A further report revealed that vote-buying is going on at some polling unites in the state.
According to Daily Trust, some officials of the Action Democratic Party (ADP) in a video were lamenting that money meant to be shared in their polling unit was not disbursed.
The officials of ADP at PU 011 Anglican Primary School, Ward 10 Oke Ayedun, Ikole Local Government Area were quarrelling over money that was disbursed to be shared with voters.
The woman who spoke in Yoruba in the video said they were supposed to share N50,000 with voters in that polling unit but got nothing yet while a nearby polling unit was given N40,000 to share with voters.
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