Osun Elections
Osun Election: I Believe I Should Win – Oyetola
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Oyetola, who is also the All Progressives Congress (APC), candidate for the election, described the process as peaceful
- He commended security agencies and officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
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EKO HOT BLOG reports that Osun State Governor, on Saturday, said having worked very hard for over three years, he should win the governorship election as officials begin counting the votes.
He stated this shortly after casting his vote at Unit 2, Ward 1, LA Primary School, Popo, Iragbiji in Boripe Local Government Area.
He commended security agencies and officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for doing what he described as a good job.
Oyetola, who is also the All Progressives Congress (APC), candidate for the election, described the process as peaceful.
“I worked very hard, I believe I should win the election,” the APC candidate said. “I believe I have worked very hard in the first three years and seven months, I have done very well in all areas. I don’t have to start to enumerate.
“People have actually reposed a lot of confidence in this administration, they want continuity. In any case, I do not take that for granted. I went to all the local government areas and one area office campaigning.
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Though 15 political parties participated in the election, the top contenders are Governor Oyetola and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, Ademola Adeleke.
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