In preparation for the state’s governorship election on Saturday, the Edo administration has declared Friday, September 20, a work-free day to allow employees and others to commute to their polling places.
According to a statement released by Joseph Eboigbe, Secretary to the Edo State government (SSG), “it is hereby announced for the information of the general public that the Edo State government has declared Friday, September 20, a work-free day.”
This will allow workers and other voters to get to their polling places in advance of the state’s governorship election on September 21.”
Mr. Eboigbe gave assurances that security had been put in place to guarantee a legitimate, fair, and unhindered election.
“The administration wishes everyone well on their journey and assures them that security measures have been put in place to guarantee a free, fair, and credible election,” he declared.
