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TMG trains election observers in Benue

AdminBy AdminFebruary 11, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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By Ijeoma Obioma.

The Transition Monitoring Group (TMG) has trained observers who would be deployed to track elections in the 23 Local Government Areas of Benue State.

Coordinator of TMG in Benue, Laz Mom, who stepped down the training for members in the state, stressed the need for them to be acquainted with the process of tracking the elections rightly.

Mom in his paper presentation entitled, “Role of an Observer,” said the observers are in the field to see if the electoral act would be complied with by the actors.

He added that, the duty of the observers is to only record what they see on election day at the polling units and report same in their checklists to their coordinator.

Also, the state deputy coordinator of TMG, Mrs Dooshima Agur, intimated that the trainees were carefully selected from Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in the state, adding that they have no affilliation to politicking.

Agur said a total of 100 observers were being targeted for the TMG training in Benue and that they would be deployed to all 23 LGAs of the state to track the election and ensure that the right things are done without saying a word.

“They have their checklists to track all these; take notes of abnormalities to report. They are neutral bodies and will report what they see so that we can have a peaceful 2023 election,” she said.

Edited by Dada Ahmed.

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