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Osun Decides: ‘Very close contest’ – APC’s City Boy Movement admits
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Osun Decides: ‘Very close contest’ – APC’s City Boy Movement admits

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The Coordinator of the City Boys Movement, Bashir Ahmad, has admitted that the Osun State governorship election is a close contest.

In a post on his verified X handle on Saturday, Ahmad expressed the optimism that the All Progressives Congress, APC, will emerge victorious.

He also said that the National Headquarters of the Movement in Abuja has mobilized to complement the efforts of the APC Situation Room in Osogbo, Osun State.

The former presidential aide added that the Movement would closely monitor the process, support their party’s agents with intelligence and ensure that every vote cast by the people is properly protected and accounted for.

“This Osun election is going to be a very close contest. The final margin will be much narrower than many people expect. But I remain confident that the APC will emerge victorious.

“We will not stand by and watch any attempt to undermine the will of the people or manipulate the process. The people of Osun have the right to decide, through their votes, the direction they want for their state.

“Let the people’s mandate prevail. Let every vote count. Let democracy win,” he tweeted.

Osun Decides: ‘Very close contest’ – APC’s City Boy Movement admits

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