#EkitiDecides: Ad-hoc staff struggle to find names, postings on INEC’s list
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Hundreds of the ad hoc staff were seen searching for their names and places of assignment by the fence of the old INEC office complex, located along Bank Road, Ado Ekiti.
By Jethro Ibileke
Many ad hoc staff engaged by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), for the conduct of Saturday gubernatorial election in Ekiti State, have complained of their names missing on the lists.
This is coming less than 24 hours to the commencement of ghe crucial election.
Hundreds of the ad hoc staff were seen searching for their names and places of assignment by the fence of the old INEC office complex, located along Bank Road, Ado Ekiti.
Some of them who spoke to our correspondent on condition of anonymity, lamented their inability to locate their names on the list.
They said that if they cannot find their names and their respective polling units on the lists, then, it would be difficult to participate in electoral activities tomorrow.
“I’ve been here for over one hour, searching for my name on all the lists, but, I’ve not been able to see it on any of the papers. As you can see, I am not the only one facing the same challenge.
“If I cannot get my place of assignment now, how will I be able to work tomorrow then?, she quarried.
When contacted on phone, the spokesman for INEC in Ekiti State, Mr. Peter Olufemi Akinbiyi, said he was attending a meeting and so could not talk.
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