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Osun Election: Oyetola, APC, Take PDP, Sen Adeleke, INEC To Tribunal

We have a strong case and we believe we will win at the court.”

by NewsOnline Nigeria
August 4, 2022
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Osun Tribunal: Adeleke, PDP - APC, Oyetole In war Of Words

The July 16 Osun governorship election may have come and gone with incumbent governor Oyetola losing to Senator Adeleke, but all is not settled, as the incumbent governor Oyetola and his party, APC, have prepared to take Adeleke, INEC, and PDP to Tribunal.

 

Newsonline reports that the All Progressive Congress, APC, Osun State Chairman, Gboyega Famodun, disclosed the intention of the incumbent governor and the state APC, on Thursday, in Osogbo.

 

Gboyega Famodun revealed that the state APC and the incumbent governor have a strong strong case against the governor-elect, Ademola Adeleke and his Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, which they believe the Tribunal will give them victory after entertaining their submission.

 

Newsonline had reported that the ruling APC incumbent governor, Adegboyega Oyetola, lost to the PDP, candidate, Senator Ademola Adeleke, in the July 16 election.

 

Reacting to the loss of the party, APC, the National Chairman, Adamu Abdullahi, blamed the loss on internal skirmishes in the state among APC members.

READ ALSO: 2023 Election: Aregbesola, Supporters Working Against Tinubu- APC

 

Famodun in the Press Conference held at the Party Secretariat said the counsels to the party and that of Governor Adegboyega Oyetola have concluded plans and will be approaching the court.

 

The state APC chairman further disclosed that according to their legal team Oyetola and the Osun State APC “have a strong case and we believe we will win at the court.”

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