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Monday 23 September 2024

LG POLLS: OGSIEC TO ENGAGE OVER 15,000 ADHOC STAFF



Over 15,000 adhoc staff will be engaged by the Ogun State Independent Electoral Commission, (OGSIEC), for the forthcoming 2024 Local Government (LG) Elections, scheduled to hold on Saturday, November 16, 2024.


This was made known by the Chairman, OGSIEC, Mr. Babatunde Osibodu, at the Commission's Headquarters, Oke-Ilewo, Abeokuta, informing that the temporary personnel to be recruited "have crucial roles at ensuring voters are verified on time, ballot boxes well positioned and distributed, as well as result collation after the voting exercise”.


Mr. Osibodu said arrangements were in top gear for the recruitment exercise, revealing that there are over 5,000 polling units across the 20 Local Government Areas of the state, with at least, three staff deployed to each polling unit.


The Chairman, while maintaining that the recruitment process would be transparent and merit-based, emphasised that, "applicants must meet specific criteria for each job role".


He underscored OGSIEC’s commitment to the success of 2024 LG elections in the state, assuring that the adhoc staff would be trained on their job functions, to ensure a smooth electoral process.


In an interview with some of the applicants who came to submit applications, Mrs. Yemisi Lawrence and Mr. Olamilekan Karrem from Abeokuta South, as well as Imeko Afon Local Governments, respectively, lauded OGSIEC for making the recruitment exercise public, while expressing optimism of being shortlisted, promised to work diligently to achieve a credible election.


Roles advertised by the Commission include, Electoral Officers for applicants on Grade Level 14; Assistant Electoral Officers, not below Grade Level 13; Returning Officers, not below Grade Level 12, who must be Nigerians in a Public or Civil Service or tertiary institutions in the state.


Other roles are Presiding Officers, Poll Clerks, as well as Poll Orderlies, with either a university degree (B.A/B.SC); Higher National Diploma (HND) or National Certificate of Education (NCE) and must have completed the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme.


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