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Osun: They want to withdraw security because Accord Party is winning – Davido

Afrobeats superstar, Davido, has alleged that the Federal Government wants to withdraw security operatives from the Osun State governorship election because Accord Party is winning. Davido made the allegation in a post on his verified X handle on Saturday as results of the election started trickling in. He also said that some Presiding Officers are insisting to […] Osun: They want to withdraw…

Osun: They want to withdraw security because Accord Party is winning – Davido

Afrobeats superstar Davido has alleged that the Federal Government is attempting to withdraw security operatives from the Osun State governorship election due to the Accord Party's growing lead. In a recent post on X, Davido claimed that some Presiding Officers are attempting to input results prematurely at the Collation Centre.

He urged Accord Party supporters and voters to ensure that their results are accurately filled out on the EC8A form, signed, and uploaded to the iRev system. Davido warned that the withdrawal of security forces is an attempt to undermine democracy, urging President Tinubu to take action. The election is fiercely contested between incumbent governor Ademola Adeleke and various opposition candidates.

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