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Nigeria Decides: Suspected OPC Members Disrupt Voting at Okota

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February 23, 2019
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Nigeria Decides: Suspected OPC Members Disrupt Voting at Okota
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There was pandemonium at the Okota area of Lagos State on Saturday morning as some armed members of the Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, stormed Pulling Unit 17 at Century Street, Ago Palace Way to disrupt the ongoing voting process.

According to reports, the process started well until some OPC members came and insisted that people should vote for the APC candidate.

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Ballot papers were burnt and members of the public who had gathered to exercise their civic right scampered in different directions for safety.

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