The Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Olusola Odumosu, has expressed his approval of the behavior of voters and the security personnel during the recent Area Council elections held in the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria. After observing multiple polling units on the election day, Odumosu described the voting process as peaceful and orderly, emphasizing that there were no disturbances at the sites he visited. This praise highlights the effective arrangements made for the elections in maintaining public order.

Odumosu shared his insights with reporters, emphasizing that the security situation was stable and there was no cause for concern in the areas he monitored. His comments underscore the combined efforts of voters and security agencies in ensuring the election process remained undisturbed. His observation that the voters displayed exemplary conduct reflects positively on the public's engagement and adherence to electoral protocols during this critical democratic exercise.

The Commandant also mentioned the extensive security deployments made ahead of the elections, indicating a proactive approach to safeguarding the electoral process. By ensuring a strong security presence in the area councils, NSCDC aimed to deter any potential disruptions and foster a peaceful voting atmosphere. Odumosu's comments not only serve to commend the current elections but also reiterate the importance of maintaining order in future electoral events, showcasing the role of security agencies in Nigeria's democratic processes.