Governor Ademola Adeleke has cast his vote in the ongoing Osun Local Government elections, urging residents to uphold peace and embrace the democratic process. The governor, who arrived at his polling unit in Ede amidst cheers from supporters, expressed satisfaction with the conduct of the election and lauded Osun voters for their impressive turnout and orderly behavior.
"A few minutes ago, I carried out my democratic duty by casting my vote at my polling unit in Ede. I commend the good people of Osun for maintaining a peaceful and orderly atmosphere at polling units across the state and encourage everyone to exercise their democratic right," Adeleke stated after voting.
He reiterated his administration’s commitment to strengthening democracy in Osun State, emphasizing that free, fair, and credible elections are the foundation of good governance. He urged security agencies to remain vigilant and ensure that no individual or group disrupts the process.
Reports from various polling units indicate a smooth exercise, with election observers and security personnel commending the process. Voters trooped out in large numbers, demonstrating a keen interest in local governance. Authorities have assured the public of adequate security measures to guarantee a hitch-free election, with law enforcement officers stationed across the state to prevent any form of electoral malpractice or violence.
As the voting process continues, Governor Adeleke encouraged all eligible voters to participate peacefully, assuring them that their votes would count in shaping the future of local governance in Osun State.