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Osun Guber: 2027 election revolution starts Saturday – Isaac Fayose tells voters what to do
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Osun Guber: 2027 election revolution starts Saturday – Isaac Fayose tells voters what to do

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Public affairs commentator, Isaac Fayose, has said the forthcoming Osun State governorship election could trigger what he described as ‘electoral revolution’ in Nigeria.

Fayose made the remark in a video clip shared on his Facebook page on Tuesday.

He urged eligible voters in the state not to compromise their electoral rights, stressing the need for them to participate actively in the election and ensure that their votes count.

The businessman also called on voters to go to their respective polling units and collation centres with recording devices to document any attempt to manipulate or rig the election.

He urged the electorate to remain vigilant throughout the voting and collation processes to safeguard the integrity of their votes.

“The election revolution we are looking for in 2027 is starting in Osun on Saturday. Defend your vote,one day stand will save you from these people coming.

“Cast your vote, defend your vote and don’t move. Go with your phone to capture every moment and let us embarrass them.

“We must stop them from rigging our destiny. It is time for us to say enough is enough. We should be able to elect our leaders without anybody forcing someone on us,” Fayose said.

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Osun Guber: 2027 election revolution starts Saturday – Isaac Fayose tells voters what to do

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