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Despite an increase in turnout, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has expressed worry about voter disinterest and rejected allegations that voters were moved to other polling places during the February 21, 2026 Area Council elections in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
The commission made it clear that no voter was moved from their original polling place in a press release signed by Wilfred Ifogah, Acting Director of Voter Education and Publicity. INEC clarified that it only established split polling stations in busy areas with over 1,250 registered voters in order to ease traffic, adding that the extra units were situated within the same building and only a few meters from the original polling places.
While acknowledging that some voters had trouble finding their assigned polling places, the commission emphasized that the voter registration list had been posted at designated polling places four days before to the election to allow for verification. It further stated that between February 18 and 21, impacted voters received emails and texts reminding them of the locations of their divided polling places.
While noting a notable improvement over the 2022 Area Council elections, INEC stated that it was still concerned about voter indifference. The commission reports that more than 239,210 people, or around 15% of the 1,680,315 registered voters in the FCT, cast ballots in the 2026 elections, up from 148,685 voters (9.4%) in the 2022 elections.
The electoral body affirmed that elections for 62 councillor seats and chairmanships in the six Area Councils were effectively held. With the exception of Kuje Area Council, which was declared at around 3:30 p.m. on Sunday due to collation difficulties, results were revealed late Saturday.
About 45% of polling places opened by 8:30 a.m. on election day, and all polling places were fully functioning by 10:00 a.m., according to INEC’s Election Operations Dashboard.
The commission also revealed that 93% of polling unit results have been posted for public viewing on the INEC Result Viewing (IReV) portal as of 2:00 p.m. on Sunday.
INEC praised FCT people for their peaceful conduct during the exercise and ascribed the delay in announcing the Kuje Area Council result to the challenging terrain in Kabi Ward, which hindered the final collation process.
