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Too Close to Call as Aregbesola, Omisore Swap Wins in Different Wards

Admin August 9, 2014

Aregbesola-and-OmisoreThe Osun State governorship election may go to the wire as candidates of the APC, Rauf Aregbesola and the PDP, Iyiola Omisore have continued to show strength at different wards, swapping victories from one constituency to another.

Some of the early results are as follows:

Results at PU 4, Ward 3 in Modakeke (there are 3 ballot boxes)

APC: 103 PDP: 33

APC: 161 PDP: 73

APC: 126 PDP: 53

Ward 10 Ife Central Unit 3 & Unit 8

PDP =140 APC= 62;

PDP =95 APC =26

Osogbo LGC Ward 14 Unit 1

APC :108,

PDP: 20

Odo Otin Ward 4

APC: 73

PDP: 93

Ife Central Ward 10 Unit 1

APC: 73,

PDP: 149

Oyinlola loses in his polling Unit 3:

APC = 61votes

PDP=125

Odo Otin Ward 4

APC: 73

PDP: 93

Odo Otin TownHall Unit Ward 4

APC: 108,

PDP: 90

Osogbo/Ogo-Oluwa Kiitan

PDP: 73

APC: 166

Oke-oja/Ede South

APC: 150

PDP: 98

Araromi unit 4

APC 138,

PDP 63,

Ibodi:

APC: 300.

PDP: 3.

Lemodu,

APC: 95.

PDP 25.

Ijoka in Ilesha

APC 150,

PDP 30,

Orita Kajola in Ilesa

APC 265,

PDP 65

 

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