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The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in Osun West Senatorial District by-election, Ademola Adeleke, on Saturday defeated the All Progressives Congress candidate, Senator Mudashiru Hussain, with total votes of 97, 480. Adeleke won nine out of the 10 local government areas.

Hussain, who was Governor Rauf Aregbesola’s anointed candidate got 66,116 votes.



In Iwo Local Government Area, Adeleke had 12,547 votes as against Hussain’s 12,205. While in Ejigbo Local Government Area, Hussain’s stronghold, the PDP candidate with 9,723 votes trailed his opponent who polled 12,229 votes.

Again, the former APC member, led with 9,096 votes with Hussain having 8952 votes in Irewole Local Government Area.

In Ayedire Local Government Area, Adeleke had 5,789 votes while Hussain trailed him with 5,360 votes.

It was a similar result in Olaoluwa Local Government Area as Adeleke led with 5,618 votes to Hussain’s 5,316.

The PDP candidate with 18,559 votes, led by a wide margin in Ede North Local Government Area as the APC candidate polled 2,784 votes.

It was a similar result in Ede South Local Government as Adeleke polled 13,406 votes while his opponent had 2,096 votes.

In Ayedaade Local Government Area, PDP had 9,061 votes while APC polled 7,179.

Hussain, who polled 4,768 votes in Egbedore Local Government Area, lost to Adeleke who had 7,142; while in Isokan Local Government Area, the PDP candidate led with 6,539 votes, with his APC counterpart polling 5,227.

Our correspondent observed that the by-election was peaceful in many places as security agents including soldiers were present at various points to prevent any breakdown of law and order just as the police on Saturday arrested three people.

The individuals were accused of attacking voters as they attempted to snatch ballot boxes.

Our correspondent gathered that the hoodlums invaded Igbokiti Unit Ward 10 in Okinnin, Egbedore Local Government Area and attacked some voters, who prevented them from snatching the boxes.

One of the voters, Olusegun Ige, who spoke with SUNDAY PUNCH said, “Some political thugs invaded our unit and attempted to hijack ballot boxes and stuff them with their own ballot papers but they were prevented. They injured some of the people who stopped them. But they were eventually overpowered and arrested by security agents.”

However, the Commissioner of Police in the state, Fimihan Adeoye, when contacted on the telephone said three persons were arrested but not arrested in connection with the election.

Speaking on the poll, Adeleke had said, “The process is going on well and I am very optimistic that with God on my side, I shall be victorious.”

The candidate of the All Progressives Congress in Osun West Senatorial District, Senator Mudashiru Hussain, who eventually lost the election had also said he was confident of emerging the winner of the poll.

He said, “I want to laud INEC for their arrangements and also want to want to laud the electorate for their enthusiasm. I am very optimistic of victory.”

Accreditation and voting started at 8 am in many polling units with voters trooping out early to exercise their franchise in all the 10 local government areas which make up the senatorial district.

Security was tight in Ede North, Ede South, Egbedore, Ejigbo, Iwo and other local government areas, while most roads were barricaded by soldiers.

desproof:
It is still part time. The NLS does not admit students who got their LLB by part time! Unless Noun starts a full time law program, it is not possible, and for nysc, maybe, but exemption certificate will b issued in lieu.

Badonasty:
Arabic is a language not a religion

Menabari:
Its a sin... Sunday should be kept secred..@ least before service should be more secred...Tink about d after effect feeling of sex and trying to concentrate in church....U go dey reason ur performance...Its like smoking weed to perform in a church presentation..

swiz123:
Since you said couples,they might not actually be married, so it's wrong to do so even before church service or after and even never because it's fornication which is a sin.But for married couples,there is nothing wrong with having sex,because sex between them isn't unholy.#well except the naughty ones #

registration:
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beautiful232:
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beautiful232:
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missnawty:
Talo fah werey loyan

azimibraun:
I agree with you but I beg to differ on an aspect of it. How come it took so much time to get an incompetent concessionaier? See how a year has been wasted. Who recommended them and how are we sure this won't repeat itself. Time is of the essence. Time lost is lost and time na money.

sambisavoice:
Pls advise me

I've been working in a parastatal under federal ministry of information and culture for about 7 years now but no job motivation nor satisfaction.

Will it be a heartless decision if I also apply for NIS? Knowing very well a lot of fresh graduates are jobless including my very own dear wife.

rose54321:
While I ain't a Fayose fan, this is not a fair comparison.
The lagos governor has money, the revenue generated by lagos state is more than all other south western states combined and raised to the power of 2 sef.

His predecessors ​did a great job, though lagos always had the potential begin the former capital, and major port entry.

Ekiti on the other hand is too small to be an independent state, still don't understand why it was carved out of Ondo. The only reason history gives us is that Abacha wanted to repay Aluko, no economic basis.
So can't really blamed the stomach infrastructure governor, the funds ain't sufficient for anything else.

tainobaba:
Pls is the portal still open for school fees payment?

chrissyjay:
ok sir, Thank you so much.
Pls one more thing, do they work on saturdays cos i'm plannng to go there on a saturday. thanks

ApolitiCal:
When will this ayoshit commission his first project...I mean his flyover bridge he has been busy inspecting almost every day?

MetaHuman:
almost happened.

Is it as rampant everywhere else like africa?

MetaHuman:
In 21st century, africa still battling millitary coup.

When will africa get it right?


Any coup in nigeria will mark the end of the country.

No one is gonna allow hausa/fulani to use back door to rule us again in this country.