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Breakdown of Osun State govnorship election results by local govments

Breakdown of Osun State govnorship election results by local govments
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Ademola Adeleke of the Accord party has been re-elected as the governor of Osun State, Nigeria, following the August 15 election. The process involved reporting results from 30 local government areas, with some polling units experiencing cancellations due to violence and voting irregularities.

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Di candidate of Accord party Ademola Adeleke don win re-election to continue to pilot di affairs of Osun State, southwest Nigeria.

Di Independent National Electoral Commission (Inec) declare Govnor Adeleke winner of di election wey happun on Saturday, 15 August.

Adeleke poll 511,067 votes for di election wey 15 candidates bin contest for.

Bola Oyebamiji of di All Progressives Congress (APC) poll 444,815 votes, while African Democratic Congress (ADC) candidate Najeem Salam score 17,180 votes.

Hia na di local govment by local govment results wey Inec returning electoral officer Professor Joshua Ogunwale, Vice Chancellor of Federal University of Oye- Ekiti (Fuoye) announce.

Osun State election result across 30 LGAs 7 hours wey don pass Five things to know about Osun State govnorship election 12th August 2026 End of content

INCIDENT: Dem cancel election for two polling units sake of over voting.

Collation Officer: Prof Bukola Olalekan Bolaji

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