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Osun decides: Over 100 ‘imported’ voters arrested with new PVCs

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Over hundred intending voters allegedly imported by an Accord Party member ahead of the gubernatorial election in Osun State have been arrested.

The voters carrying new Permanent Voter Cards, PVCs, were camped at the residence of one Hon Abiola Ibrahim ahead of the election.

In a video clip going viral on social media, the alleged imported voters were seeing being interrogated by security operatives.

When questioned, Abiola Ibrahim confessed that the large group of persons were camped at his residence to vote for the Accord Party in the election already kicking off.

Ibrahim is reportedly a member of the Osun State House of Assembly representing Irewole-Isokan Constituency.

Efforts by DAILY POST to reach the Osun State Police Command for immediate reaction were unsuccessful at press time.

Osun decides: Over 100 ‘imported’ voters arrested with new PVCs

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