Lagos runoff election: PDP, APC trade blames on alleged voter intimidation

'We have our supporters and people that want to vote still in police custody.'

The Chairman of Agege Local Government, Ganiyu Egunjobi, and some political party agents, decried voter apathy at the runoff election.

He said: “Concerning the low turnout, we cannot expect less than what we have witnessed today, because it has been a habit of our people.

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