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My village people were attacked today, talk to your people – Osun APC candidate tells Adeleke
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My village people were attacked today, talk to your people – Osun APC candidate tells Adeleke

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The All Progressives Congress, APC, governorship candidate in the recently concluded governorship election in Osun State, Bola Oyebamiji, has urged Governor Ademola Adeleke to caution his supporters against attacking unsuspecting citizens of the state.

Oyebamiji told journalists at the Presidential Villa shortly after meeting with President Bola Tinubu that about five people were attacked in his village on Friday morning.

“I want to advise the governor that it is important to talk to his people. Violence kills our people and it’s not too good.

“He should talk to them so that all of us will be on the same page. Even this morning, about four or five people were attacked in my village. We have informed the security operatives.”

On the outcome of the election, Oyebamiji stressed that the party is currently reviewing the results and will make its decision known to the public soon.

DAILY POST reports that Oyebamiji lost the Saturday gubernatorial election to Governor Adeleke of the Accord Party.

My village people were attacked today, talk to your people – Osun APC candidate tells Adeleke

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