The Independent National Electoral Commisison Resident Electoral Commissioner in Rivers State, Aniedi Ikowak, has hailed the peaceful conduct of the rerun legislative elections.
Aniedi made the remark while monitoring the election at Rumuigbo, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area.
He said reported cases of rumours on skirmishes would be investigated.
Also speaking, the Deputy Inspector General of Police in charge of Operations, Habila Joshak, also scored the conduct of the election high.
Joshak said contrary to some reports of violence, the exercise was generally peaceful.
Joshak also hailed the people of the state for conducting themselves orderly.
He urged the media to verify information before going to the press.
At Rumuomasi, Obio/Akpor Local Government, the party agents also commended INEC on the conduct of the election, saying it was generally peaceful unlike how it used to be in recent times.
The agents, Ikechi Okpobiri and that of the All Progressives Congress, who simply introduced herself as Tina, spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria.
They said that the peace and the orderliness should be maintained.
But the state Commissioner for Health, Dr. Theophilus Odagme, who was at the INEC office in Bori, Khana Local Government Area, complained of irregularities in the area.

Pic.12. From left: The Police Public Relations Officer for Rivers, Mr Nnamdi Omoni; Resident Electoral Commissioner for Rivers, Mr Aniedi Ikoiwak and DIG Zone 6, Mr Joshak Habila at the collation centre for the Rivers Legislative Rerun Election at Rumuigbo in Port Harcourt on Saturday (10/12/16).
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