Mr Babale said that the results were an indication that the APC was ready for victory in 2027.
Mr Epelle said that inadequate deployment of voting materials for PWDs and voters’ apathy remains a challenge that must be addressed.
Mr Wike commended security agencies for ensuring a hitch-free exercise, saying, “They have done their job very well.”
He praised the calm atmosphere and the conduct of both voters and security personnel.
Mr Abdul alleged that officials were tearing ballot papers from the bottom rather than from the top.
A voter, Musa Aisha, said that the situation was stressful and very discouraging.
Supporters of both the All Progressives Congress and the Peoples Democratic Party traded blame over the disruption of the exercise.
At Gwagwalada Pilot Science primary School, voting commenced before 8: 40 a.m. with high turnout of voters in the polling units.
Electoral observers and party agents, especially those of the All Progressives Congress, the African Democratic Congress and the Labour Party were also sighted at the polling units.
The chairman expressed confidence of winning the poll.
