…, late in Agboyi Ketu
Lagos – The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) officials arrived early at the polling units in most of the polling units in Mushin Local Government area, Lagos State.

A voter uses a smartphone to photograph his details on a voters’ list displayed at the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) central office in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, on March 8, 2019. – Nigerian voters will go to the polls on March 9 to elect governors and lawmakers in 29 of the nation’s 36 states two weeks after presidential and national assembly elections in which Buhari was elected for a second term. (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI / AFP)

As at 7:45a.m, sensitive materials and the officials had arrived at most of the polling units visited.

Security personnel were seen at the voting centres to ensure smooth commencement of accreditation and voting.
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As at 7:30 a.m some voters were seen on the queue before the arrival of the INEC personnel.

Armed soliders were also seen at all the major roads to avoid unauthorised movement of vehicles and to avoid breakdown of law by miscreants.

At Agboyi/Ketu and Ikosi/ Isheri Local Council Development Area(LCDA) of Kosofe Local Government Area (LGA), voting was yet to commence at 8a.m

However, in some polling units party agents and people were gathered, in others nobody was at the polling units.

Tthere were no INEC officials on sight by 8a.m but there was heavy police presence, and army patrol along Ikorodu Road in their vehicles.
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The Presidential and National Assembly election experienced late arrival of INEC personnel and voting materials in some parts of Lagos.