Oluyede, who voted at Osaguru Hall, Unit 6, Ward 3, expressed dissatisfaction with the pace of the exercise, noting that only a few voters had been accredited and allowed to vote more than an hour after polling began.

He also accused security operatives in the area of intimidating voters and alleged that some of them were operating from unofficial vehicles. According to him, evidence of the alleged incidents had been documented.

The PDP candidate further questioned the efficiency of the electoral process, citing the prolonged delay in the arrival of a technical official required to address challenges at the polling unit.

Oluyede warned that the situation could prevent eligible voters from exercising their franchise and described the development as a setback for democratic practice.