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APC’s Oyebanji projected to win Ekiti governorship election

Admin June 19, 2022
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Biodun Oyebanji casting his ballot

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Biodun Oyebanji casting his ballot

The candidate of the All Progressives Congress in the 2022 Ekiti elections, Abayomi Oyebanji, is projected to win the Ekiti governorship election having won in 13 local governments out of the 14 local government results uploaded by INEC on its portal.

Earlier, after casting his vote, Oyebanji said he was optimistic about his chances in the Saturday’s poll.

“The process is seamless,” he said. I have just cast my vote and everything went very well. I must commend INEC on the improvement on their last outing,” he had said.

He said he hasn’t received any negative reports so far and the process is as peaceful everywhere as it was in his polling unit.

Oyebanji arrived at the polling unit about 10.30am and was accredited within three minutes of his arrival.

However, there open incidents of vote buying with arrests made by the EFCC.

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