Voting is disrupted at a polling unit in Ejigbo, Osun State, during the ongoing governorship election after violence erupts. According to reports, voters, residents, and Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) officials flee the area as tension escalates, leaving the polling process interrupted.
Both outlets describe the incident as unfolding at the polling unit, with crowd movement away from the scene. One report references video footage showing people running from the area, including INEC officials and local residents. The accounts focus on the immediate disruption—rather than on the cause of the violence or any confirmed casualties—highlighting that the situation leads to an abandonment of the polling location.
No outlet in the provided reports specifies who is responsible or whether voting resumes elsewhere, but both agree that the incident results in a temporary breakdown of election activity at that site.
