Observers in the ongoing Ekiti State governorship election report incidents of vote-buying and electoral malpractice at some polling units. Premium Times reports that journalists and election observers say some party agents allegedly induce voters with items such as biscuits and drinks, describing these actions as tactics aimed at influencing how people vote. The reports frame the allegations as occurrences at particular polling locations rather than statewide, based on observer and media accounts from the field. The coverage also notes that the incidents are being raised as part of broader concerns about compliance with election rules during the vote. No figures on the number of affected polling units, parties involved, or the scale of the alleged inducement are provided in the two accounts. The reporting indicates that observers are monitoring polling stations and documenting irregularities as voting continues, with the claims centered on alleged inducement by party agents and potential violations of electoral conduct.