The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, candidate in the inconclusive governorship election in Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has thanked electorate in the state for their kind support in Saturday’s governorship poll.

Adeleke led the race with 254,698 votes, 353 votes more than that of Gboyega Oyetola of the APC.

The margin was, however, less than the 3,498 votes in the polling units where voting were cancelled.

Consequently, the Returning Officer for the election, Professor Joseph Afuape, declared the poll inconclusive.

But, Adeleke in a statement he personally signed on Sunday; said he was honoured to have won considerable votes across all local governments of the state despite the “blackmail” during electioneering campaign.

He, however, appealed to the people to rededicate themselves to the ‘struggle, adding that ‘the tyrants can be forced to submit to the will of the people.

The statement reads, “I sent my appreciation through this medium to Osun voters who find me worthy of their votes. Your votes humbled me and further strengthen my resolve to truly serve our people.

“Despite all the blackmails and persecution, you stand by me, you voted for me and you defended your votes. You adopted me as the rallying point of the redemption movement. Words cannot express the depth of my appreciation.

“We will get to the promised land. It started well and it will end in praise to our dear God. Let us rededicate ourselves to the struggle. You have proved that with determination, the most powerful tyrant can be forced to submit to the will of the people. I appreciate you all.”

http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/09/osun-decides-adeleke-finally-breaks.html

I just like this man.
Saraki really tried in this election.
I would be really happy, if PDP gives him their ticket for president.

Man of The people

Looking at this man, you need not be told he would bring Osun sate out of Egypt to the promise land .

He's got a beautiful soul

If you've ever watched him interact with people, you will believe with me that he's the messiah Osun people been waiting for .

He will not only pay salaries of workers as at when due, he would give Osun state economy a facelift.

He's the man for the job .

with the hardship and suffering that aregbesola put the workers into, i never expected the people of osun to even think of voting APC, if after the re-run and the people of osun elects APC , this means they are really enjoying the suffering

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I'm Grateful To Osun Voters - Ademola Adeleke

The undeclared winner of Osun governorship election,Senator Ademola Adeleke, has expressed profound appreciation and gratitude to Osun electorate for their kind support in yesterday election.

In a statement he signed this evening ,Senator Adeleke said the widespread support he garnered across the state humbled him,declaring that he was honoured to have won considerable votes across all local governments of the state.

"I sent my appreciation through this medium to Osun voters who find me worthy of their votes.Your votes humbled me and further streghten my resolve to truly serve our people.

"Despite all the blackmails and persecution ,you stand by me,you voted for me and you defended your votes.You adopted me as the rallying point of the redemption movement.Words cannot express the depth of my appreciation",Adeleke said.

"We will get to the promised land.It started well and it will end in praise to our dear God.Let us rededicate ourselves to the struggle.You have proved that with determination ,the most powerful tyrant can be forced to submit to the will of the people.I appreciate you all",the statement concluded.

Signed

Senator Ademola Adeleke,
Undeclared Winner of Osun Governorship Election

MyVILLAGEpeople:
I just like this man.

Saraki really tried in this election.

I would be really happy, if PDP gives him their ticket for president.

what saraki did? I blame Aregbesola that made this man powerful and popular.

Lipscomb:
what saraki did? I blame Aregbesola that made this man powerful and popular.

Kiss the truth
Saraki is the most powerful politician in Nigeria now.

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