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Osun guber: APP candidate demands transparent election logistics
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Osun guber: APP candidate demands transparent election logistics

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The governorship candidate of the Action Peoples Party, APP, in the August 15 Osun State governorship election, Banji Clement Adesuyi, has called on the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Prof. Joash Amupitan, to ensure transparent logistics arrangements.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, Adesuyi urged the electoral commission to introduce strict profiling procedures for buses and drivers assigned to transport election materials and personnel, saying the measure would strengthen the credibility of the poll.

According to him, “Rigorous verification of vehicles and drivers designated for election duties is essential to guarantee a smooth, secure and transparent electoral process across the state.

“The integrity of our electoral process hinges on the trust we can build among the electorate. Proper profiling of buses, drivers, electoral materials and personnel will fortify our commitment to a free and fair election.”

The APP candidate also appealed to INEC to take decisive steps to ensure that the governorship election is conducted without malpractice, intimidation or any form of interference that could undermine the democratic process.

“The people of Osun State deserve an election that is credible, conclusive and reflective of their will. I implore INEC to take all necessary measures to safeguard this democratic process,” he stated.

Adesuyi said his appeal was intended to draw attention to the importance of efficient election logistics, noting that public confidence in the electoral process depended on transparency and accountability.

He also encouraged eligible voters across Osun State to participate actively in the election, urging them to exercise their civic responsibility by casting their votes peacefully on election day.

“Together, we can make history in Osun State by ensuring that our elections are not only fair but also respected by all,” the APP governorship candidate said.

Adesuyi also reaffirmed his commitment to promoting integrity, accountability and progress, maintaining that credible elections remain essential to strengthening democratic governance and reflecting the wishes of the people of Osun State.

Osun guber: APP candidate demands transparent election logistics

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