The Impartial Nationwide Electoral Fee (INEC) and the Inter-Get together Advisory Council (IPAC) in Nigeria are working collectively to cease vote-buying and cut back violence throughout elections. 

At a latest workshop in Osogbo, Osun State, leaders from about 15 political events mentioned these points. They acknowledged that political actors usually trigger these issues, not INEC.

Mutiu Agboke, the electoral commissioner for Osun State, careworn the significance of teaching political stakeholders to vary their habits throughout elections. 

He believes that correct training may also help encourage voters to take part freely and pretty.

Pastor Victor Akande, the chairman of IPAC within the state, additionally spoke on the workshop. He emphasised the necessity for political events to work collectively to deal with vote-buying and violence, which hurt the democratic course of. 

He suggested political events to behave peacefully within the upcoming native authorities elections to take care of order and unity within the state.