Multiple Nigerian outlets report tension at a polling unit in Iyin-Ekiti during the Ekiti State 2026 governorship election, where voters confront and chase away operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Premium Times says EFCC operatives storm Governor Oyebanji’s polling unit amid concerns about possible vote buying by political parties, though it reports the reason for the operatives’ arrival is unclear. Daily Post Nigeria and Legit.ng both describe voters resisting the EFCC presence, with accounts focusing on allegations of electoral malpractice and vote-buying. Legit.ng reports an incident at Polling Unit 10, Ward B, in Iyin-Ekiti, where voters reportedly confront EFCC personnel during the election as a viral video circulates. Daily Post Nigeria similarly reports that EFCC personnel arrive to monitor and crack down on suspected vote-buying and that voters chase them away. Across the reports, the central point is that EFCC operatives are present or arrive at the polling area during voting, and that voters express anger and question their role, linked to allegations of vote buying. The reports do not provide confirmed evidence of misconduct or outcomes from the EFCC deployment.