Tinubu appeals for calm, discipline in Saturday polls

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has urged voters, security agencies, and Independent National Electoral Commission officials to maintain calm and discipline during the upcoming Saturday polls.

In a statement ahead of the Saturday polls, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu called on all participants to ensure a peaceful process. He specifically addressed voters, members of security agencies, and officials from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), emphasizing the need for discipline among them.

The appeal comes as preparations continue for the elections scheduled for Saturday. Tinubu's message highlights the importance of orderly conduct to support the integrity of the voting process. No further details on the specific polls or additional context were provided in the available information.

This directive aims to foster a conducive environment for the exercise of democratic rights.

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