Twin election updates in the NW
*Statistics from the Regional Head Quarters of Bamenda (UpStation)
-7 Political Parties vying for 34 Council and 20 Parliamentary Seats in the North West.
*Army Camp Voting Centre up station Bamenda*.
*Legislative*: 4 political parties contesting the *CPDM, UDP, SDF & OPDC*
*Municipal*: 2 Political parties. *SDF & CPDM*
*Polling station A* : 443 expected to vote. No political party representative to monitor elections. SDF monitoring agent came after 9am against the Constitution and was sent away.
*Polling station B* : 373 expected to vote. Only CPDM polling agent available.
*Polling station C* 348 expected to vote. CPDM and SDF polling agents present.
*Polling station D* :177 expected to vote. SDF and CPDM representatives present.
*Sixth military sector A* : 276 expected to cast their lot in favour of their candidates. Just CPDM polling agent available.
*Reg Del. National security A* : 113 expected to vote. CPDM representative available. SDF party representative sent home cus name wasn't on list of those to supervise for the party.
*Gendarmerie legion A* : 316 electorates expected to cast their vote. CPDM and SDF polling agents.
*6th military C* : 46 persons expected to vote. CPDM & SDF polling agents.
*Gendarmerie Annex C* : 108. CPDM & SDF polling agents.
*6th military B* : 164 expected to vote. CPDM & SDF polling agents.
*6th military D* : 170 to cast vote. CPDM & SDF polling agents.
*Other remarks*.
The ballot papers of all political parties contesting the elections are available.
- *8:27am* . Arrival of NW governor Lele l'afrique at polling station. His voting number- *243*
- *8:40am* : Arrival of minister Atanga Nji.
- *8:53-9:01am*. Minister Atanga Nji and governor cast their votes.
-No international observers.
- *No polling agents* for UDP and OPDC in all the polling stations here at the Army Camp Voting Centre.
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