*DAYLIGHT ROBBERY OF APC PRIMARY ELECTION VOTES OF THE PEOPLE OF OSHODI BY THE COUNCIL CHAIRMAN BOLAJI MUSE ARIYOH WHO IS ALSO AN ASPIRANT*

Oshodi council chairman, Bolaji muse Ariyo, an aspirant in the just concluded APC primary elections for House of Reps Oshodi constituency 1 was today defeated by the massive votes of the people of oshodi against him in favor of Doc. Dawodu Ayinla Bashiru. In his attempt to subvert the wishes of the people he ordered for the hijack of state party officials and election result form to perfect his rigging plans.

He also prevented 3 other aspirants who also contested the primary election with him from gaining access to his official office where election results and the state party officials where hijacked and kept as excuse for collation.

Several attempts to gain access into his office by Doc Dawodu was prevented by his official aides and police personnels, one of his aides olajobi Dawodu his Chief of staff personally came out to confront Doc Dawodu and instructed the police Personnels to chase everyone out of the council office corridor to the office where the rigging and faslsification of results was being done.

Final report of the election results shows that Doc Dawodu won Four (4) wards out of the five(5) wards with a land slide margin victory as the compromised state Exco in person of wale Ariyibi was recorded on video hijacking the results sheets for ward d1 which was later declared "no Election".

We call on the good people of Lagos State, Ashiwaju Bola Ahmed tinubu, the incoming governor sanwo-olu, state party chairman, elders and leaders of the great party in Lagos State and the national chairman comrd Adams oshieomole to forthwith direct the release of our results in Oshodi.

Authentic results as collated directly from all wards Results

Ewu ward. Ariyo-61, ipesa 41-mto 89, dawodu-181.

Shogunle ward. Dawodu162, Ariyo-5, mto-89

Mafoluku ward-Dawodu. 263 , Ariyo. 33 , Mto. 44 , ipesa.0

Afariogun /igbehinadun ward -Dawodu. 646 , Ariyo. 110 ,Mto. 245 Ipesa. 125

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