Kogi Central: Massive Rigging, Violence Mar Ogorimagongo, Okene Elections

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Kogi Central Senatorial election in Okene and Ogori Magongo local government on Saturday were marred by massive rigging and violence.



SDP agents were reportedly harrased, stabbed, intimidated, unclaimed PVCs used, card reader stolen for rigging while electoral materials were reportedly destroyed in many polling units won by the candidate of the Social Democratic Party, Natasha Akpoti in Ogori Magongo local government.







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