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Adeleke Wins in Ede South, Ifedayo, Ife Central, Boluwaduro
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Adeleke Wins in Ede South, Ifedayo, Ife Central, Boluwaduro

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Governor Ademola Adeleke, candidate of the Accord Party in the Osun governorship election held on Saturday, has won in four out of the eight local government results announced by INEC so far. Collation underway at the INEC secretariate Osogbo

EDE SOUTH
Accord 26,188
ADC 390
APC 6,219

IFEDAYO
Accord 7,427
ADC 115
APC 6,836

IFE CENTRAL
Accord 21,171
ADC 747
APC 15,913

BOLUWADURO
Accord 7,118
ADC 179

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