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Osun: I’ll win with people’s votes, not rigging – Oyebamiji replies Adeleke
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Osun: I’ll win with people’s votes, not rigging – Oyebamiji replies Adeleke

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
Osun: I’ll win with people’s votes, not rigging – Oyebamiji replies Adeleke

By Shina Abubakar

The Osun State All Progressives Congress APC’s governorship candidate for the August 15 election, Mr Bola Oyebamiji, AMBO, has disclosed that it is the people’s votes that will make him governor not by rigging.

Governor Ademola Adeleke had raised alarm that the APC is banking on rigging to win the election, declaring that he will be victorious in a free and fair election.

Speaking at the inauguration of the rehabilitation of 82 kilometres Osogbo-Iwo-Ibadan road, Oyebamiji said the governor is aware of his imminent loss ahead of the August 15 poll, hence decided to feed the people with misinformation.

He tasked the teeming populace to vote APC with a view to aligning the state with the central government and thus attract more infrastructure.

“Governor Adeleke is confused; that is why he is shouting about rigging. We are not like them in 2022 when they rigged the APC out through internal sabotage. This time, he should know that the people of Osun are the ones who will vote for APC and send him packing on August 15.

“Please don’t fight anybody; let’s concentrate on mobilising the people to come out and vote for APC. We have a president who loves development and once we get back to power, we will attract more infrastructure to Osun.

“My administration will put an end to lack of seriousness in government. We will make every kobo we invest in the development of Osun worth it and transform the lives of our people.

“Adeleke is already reading defeat on the wall. We have been to all the local governments and we have entered into agreement with the people on inclusive government and I am sure if the election holds today, I will win,” he said.

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