The Independent National Electoral Commission has said that over 3,000 Bimodal Voter Authentication Systems would be deployed for the supplementary elections, scheduled for Saturday, April 15.
“The total BVAS that will be deployed, including backup, will be a little above 3,000,” the source said.
In Adamawa, the elections will be held in 69 polling units and 142 PUs in Kebbi state with 36,935 and 94,209 eligible voters, respectively.
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