Imo Guber: Gunshots as policemen clash with party agents.

•Lokoja witnesses mass turnout of voters

Gunshots, on Saturday, rented the atmosphere in Amaimo, Ikeduru Local Government Area of Imo State following a clash between police officers and party agents over the distribution of the governorship election materials.

The incident occurred at about 9:40 a.m. in Amaimo Central School, Amaimo ward in Imo State on Saturday.

The incident led to pandemonium as the electorate scampered for safety.

Meanwhile, the ongoing governorship election in Kogi State recorded mass turnout of voters in most polling units in Lokoja, the state capital.

The election witnessed early arrival of officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and voting materials.

In polling unit 067 ward A, Kogi Hotel Tourism Board, accreditation of voters and voting started at 8.30 a.m., as most voters were already on queue before accreditation time.

The situation was also the same at polling unit 065 ward A Saron Gari, where voters were seen taking their turn to vote.

In polling unit 068 ward A, Baptist Plaza, voters conducted themselves peacefully, even without the presence of a security agent at the polling unit.

In polling unit 012 ward A, Crowder Memorial College, there was also massive turnout of voters and the election was hitch-free.

The situation was not much different in other polling units in Lokoja

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