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Osun Decides: INEC uploads over 70 per cent of election results to IReV

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has uploaded over 70 per cent of the results from the Osun State governorship election to its Results Viewing Portal, IReV. A check by DAILY POST at exactly 7pm showed that the commission was keeping to its earlier promise to upload results from the election to the portal. Voters […] Osun Decides: INEC uploads over 70 per cent of election…

Osun Decides: INEC uploads over 70 per cent of election results to IReV

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has uploaded more than two-thirds of the results from the Osun State gubernatorial election to its Results Viewing Portal, IReV. At 7pm, DAILY POST confirmed that INEC was adhering to its commitment to share election outcomes on the portal. On election day, voters in Osun State chose between 15 political parties, with incumbent Governor Ademola Adeleke aiming for re-election under the Accord Party banner.

Incumbent Governor Ademola Adeleke, representing the Accord Party, secured victory at his polling unit in Osogbo Local Government Area. The Accord Party emerged as the overall winner with 57 votes, while the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) and the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) retained their places on the ballot. Despite reports of intimidation, vote-buying, and electoral violence in some areas, voting proceeded smoothly in many parts of Osun State.

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