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GOVERNOR ADEMOLA ADELEKE WILL WIN THIS ELECTION WITH WIDE MARGIN – Imole Campaign Council

 

By Biola Lawal

Oshogbo (FLOWERBUDNEWS):  The Imole Campaign Council  has commended the people of Osun State for the vote of confide.ce in the governor and for the reassuring support since the beginning of voting, assuring that Governor Ademola Adeleke will win resoundingly in the ongoing gubernatorial election.

The Council, which  gave the assurance in a statement signed by its Spokesman, Pelumi Olajengbesi, urged the voters to resist intimidation and vote buying.

The ICC wrote:

Going by the overwhelming support and confidence of the good people who showed up in large number to vote for Accord Party, Governor Ademola Adeleke is more than confident of winning this election with a wide margin.

The Imole Campaign Council commends the good people of Osun State for the vote of confidence in the governor and for the reassuring support since the beginning of voting.

The TICC also urges the good people of Osun State to resist the intimidation, vote-buying and unlawful arrest orchestrated by the All Progressives Congress in connivance with security agents.

That said, we have received scores of reports from our situation room, with video evidence, detailing how the APC deploy anti-democratic tools of vote buying, unlawful arrest and intimidation against voters across Osun State.

Precisely, we have reports of massive vote-buying where APC party officials offer voters N50,000 and N25,000 to get harvest their votes.

We urge the people of Osun State not to trade away their future for peanuts and vote in Governor Ademola Adeleke for the growth and development of our dear state.

We also note the perplexing deployment of unauthorised soldiers by the APC to arrest and detain Accord Party campaigners across the state even whilst voting was ongoing. This is unacceptable and embarrassing to the gallant officers of the Armed Forces.

We call on our people to monitor the election process and continue to reject APC’s militarisation of the governorship election.

 

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