Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has identified 385 potential flashpoints and 200 areas with difficult terrain ahead of the upcoming Osun State governorship election. These assessments have been shared with security agencies to proactively address potential disruptions and ensure a secure voting environment. The identified flashpoints suggest areas prone to violence or unrest during the election period. Logistical challenges are anticipated due to the difficult terrain, potentially hindering the delivery of materials and movement of personnel. INEC aims to mitigate these risks through collaboration with security forces and strategic planning. The election is scheduled to take place on July 16th, and these preparations are crucial for a credible and peaceful process. This proactive approach seeks to safeguard the integrity of the election and voter participation.