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Voting has commenced across Osun State as eligible voters head to polling units in a governorship election widely regarded as a defining political test ahead of the 2027 general elections.
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Military and police personnel have taken control of strategic locations, including roads leading to the INEC headquarters in Osogbo, while enforcing a statewide restriction on movement.
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Governor Ademola Adeleke has cast his vote in Ede, while early voter turnout was recorded in several communities, including Ede, Ejigbo and Iragbiji, with an 80-year-old traditional chief urging citizens to embrace democracy.
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Governor Adeleke, APC’s Bola Oyebamiji, ADC’s Najeem Salam and 12 other candidates are battling for votes in one of Nigeria’s most closely watched off-cycle elections.
Early Turnout Across Polling Units
Octogenarian Chief Inspires Voters
Adeleke Casts Vote In Ede
High-Stakes Contest
