As Ondo State heads to the polls today, Saturday, November 16, 2024, reports suggest that elderly and physically challenged citizens are eager to exercise their right to vote, showcasing strong civic responsibility. Despite potential challenges like accessibility and mobility issues, many older adults and people with disabilities have shown determination to take part in the democratic process.

Election officials have outlined steps to ensure a seamless voting experience, including offering priority voting for those with physical limitations. This dedication highlights the state's commitment to promoting an inclusive election and encouraging full voter participation across all demographics.

Photos have emerged of elderly and physically challenged individuals at various polling stations who have cast their ballots with others yet to vote. Joseph Awuyo, 85, who cast his vote, expressed satisfaction with the early arrival of voting materials at Unit 3, Post Office in Ward 14, Oba Akoko, Akoko South West. Other voters included 78-year-old Pa Olatubosun, 65-year-old Roseline Adejoro, and 84-year-old Pa Victor Ogunsola.

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