Oyebamiji breaks silence, Backs APC’s decision to Review election outcome

Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji, the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in the recent Osun State election, has spoken out in support of his party's decision to review the election outcome. Incumbent Governor Ademola Adeleke, who ran under the Accord Party banner, claimed victory with 511,067 votes, while Oyebamiji received 444,815 votes.

In a statement to APC leaders, members, and supporters, Oyebamiji expressed his respect for the electoral umpire's decision and pledged his full support for the party's move to reassess the results. He acknowledged the dedication and sacrifices of his supporters throughout the campaign, emphasizing that their commitment would always be remembered.

Oyebamiji assured party members that their work towards the state's development would continue, despite the election's outcome. He expressed concern over the escalating violence against APC members and supporters, alleging a surge in attacks since the poll. Oyebamiji requested immediate intervention from the Osun State Government, Nigeria Police Force, and other security agencies to quell the "ugly trend."

Despite his concerns, he urged his supporters to remain peaceful and continue their daily activities without resorting to violence. Oyebamiji thanked every voter who supported his candidacy and praised party members, leaders, and volunteers for their contributions to the campaign. He concluded by wishing his supporters, Osun State, and Nigeria well.