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Osun election shows Nigerians can still decide who governs them – Seriake Dickson

The national leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Seriake Dickson, says the outcome of the Osun State governorship election showed that Nigerians can still make decision of who governs them. In a post on his verified X handle on Sunday, Dickson congratulated Governor Ademola Adeleke on his re-election. He said the victory was significant not […] Osun election shows Nigerians can still…

Osun election shows Nigerians can still decide who governs them – Seriake Dickson

Seriake Dickson, the national leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, has praised the outcome of the recent Osun State governorship election as a testament to the power of democratic decision-making in Nigeria. In a tweet, Dickson congratulated Governor Ademola Adeleke on his re-election, emphasizing that this victory should be seen as a reminder to all Nigerians of their ability to choose their leaders through the ballot.

Dickson's statement highlights the significance of the Osun election as a positive development for the country’s democratic process. He commended the people of Osun State for firmly defending their democratic choice, and called on all candidates, regardless of the outcome, to embrace sportsmanship and work towards the peace and development of their state. His words serve as a call for unity and cooperation among all parties involved in the political landscape of Osun State and beyond.

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