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Despite Police Ban on Dog and Other Pets at Polling Units, Voter Steps Out with A Pitbull
- Young man who was out to cast his vote with a Pitbull warned political thugs not to cause violence at the polling unit
A photo has surfaced online of an electorate heading to the polling unit with a pitbull for the governorship and House of Assembly election despite a police ban on the use of dogs and other pets at polling units.
This is coming as political thugs threaten voters in Lagos state.
Earlier this month, Police High Command banned the use of pets especially dogs at the polling units on election day, saying such an act” runs contrary to the provisions of the Electoral Act, 2022, as amended.
But a young man who was out to cast his vote, shared a photo of himself posing with a Pitbull in the Oshodi area of Lagos state.
He also issued a warning to thugs, writing: ‘Situation Report!!! Pitbull on standby at Oshodi. Any thugs that tries to misbehave at any polling unit today, will have himself to blame.
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