Senator Iyiola Omisore, the candidate of the Social Democratic Party(SDP) in last Saturday’s election in Osun State, has declared his willingness to support the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Thursday’s rerun election if they met his conditions.



Saturday’s election was declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission on Sunday because the difference between the votes scored by the two leading parties, the PDP and the All Progressives Congress (APC), was lower than the number of votes cancelled.



PDP had 254,698 votes after the collation of results while APC had 254,345 votes. Omisore’s SDP scored 128,049 votes and fourth place went to Action Democratic Party, Moshood Adeoti who scored 49,742.



INEC has stated that the rerun will take place in the seven polling units that had voting cancelled. The polling units are in Orolu, Osogbo, Ife North and Ife South council areas.



Omisore became sought after by the two parties contesting the re-run elections because two of the polling units involved are in his stronghold.

Speaking during the visit of a PDP presidential aspirant, Senator Bukola Saraki, to his home in Ile-Ife on Monday, Omisore, who defected from the PDP after a disagreement over the party’s primary, said as a stakeholder in the state, he was always after a people-centred government.



Omisore said, “I have given my programmes to both the APC and the PDP. My programme is like this; payment of salaries and pensions. Good governance is what is important to me.

He added “Anyone between the two that....http://www.hintnewz.com/2018/09/osun-election-re-run-i-will-only.html

APC for sure

PDP for sure

APC cannot meet such conditions

But PDP can

Massdamm:
APC for sure

both part aren't sure but Omisore won't be daft to join APC or else dem no-go give am anytyn later like Oyinlola then

MarketingAce:
PDP for sure

Gbayi Apc must not enter o

Neatnewz:
both part aren't sure but Omisore won't be daft to join APC or else dem no-go give am anytyn later like Oyinlola then

ahahah bro...

them will bargain first