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Yiaga lists inducements, low turnout as factors that may affect Saturday's governorship polls - Vimarsana News

Yiaga lists inducements, low turnout as factors that may affect Saturday's governorship polls

YIAGA said it has observed some improvements in the logistic deficits that marred the 25 February presidential elections

Yiaga Africa Decries INEC's Logistics Challenges - Vimarsana News

Yiaga Africa Decries INEC's Logistics Challenges

Foremost election monitory body, Yiaga Africa has decried the significant logistics challenges which delayed opening of polls across the country last Saturday.

#OsunDecides: Yiaga Africa raises alarm over imbalance distribution of voters to polling unit - Vimarsana News

#OsunDecides: Yiaga Africa raises alarm over imbalance distribution of voters to polling unit

Yiaga Africa has raised alarm over alleged inadequate information on allocation and imbalance in the distribution of voters to polling unit.

We'll Expose Malpractices In Ekiti Election, Monitor Polling Unit Results — Yiaga Africa - Vimarsana News

We'll Expose Malpractices In Ekiti Election, Monitor Polling Unit Results — Yiaga Africa

YIAGA said it will expose malpractices peradventure there are significant discrepancies between figures collated by its 500 stationary observers and the official figures released by the electoral body.

We'll Expose Malpractices In Ekiti Election, Monitor Polling Unit Results — Yiaga Africa - Vimarsana News

We'll Expose Malpractices In Ekiti Election, Monitor Polling Unit Results — Yiaga Africa

YIAGA said it will expose malpractices peradventure there are significant discrepancies between figures collated by its 500 stationary observers and the official figures released by the electoral body.