Edo PUTCCM warns anyone sent to rig 2027 poll to stay away or regret coming

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The Edo State chapter of the People’s Unity for Transparent and Credible Electoral Movement has warned anyone sent to rig the 2027 election in the state to keep off. Members said the people of Edo have suffered enough and will not allow others to decide their future.

They stated that anyone who tries will be apprehended by the people and will not be handed over to the police.

The warning comes as the group carries out voter education across Benin City and other areas of Edo State. The movement is urging residents to take part in the election and protect their votes.

It is working to stop vote buying, ballot box snatching, political thuggery and other forms of electoral malpractice ahead of the general elections expected in January 2027.

PUTCCM has been promoting free and fair elections across Nigeria. The group is also known for its strong message that those who rig will face serious consequences. Its Edo chapter has been active in local sensitization rallies and campaigns focused on polling units and collation centres.

The statement has been shared widely on social media in recent days as preparations for the 2027 polls continue. It reflects growing concern among some residents about past election issues and the need to safeguard the process in Edo.

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