The notice of curfew conveyed by the Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Hon. Kolapo Alimi reads as follows:

This is to inform the public that the attention of the Osun state government has been drawn to the communal clash on land dispute between Ilobu and Ifon Communities.

Based on this, Governor Ademola Adeleke has directed that Curfew begins immediately in the two local governments: Orolu and Irepodun local governments.

The Curfew will start between the hours of 8pm every night, and 6am in the morning. Human and vehicular movement is hereby restricted during the curfew till further notice.

This is to forestall attempts of destruction of lives and properties during this period, because of the land dispute.

Anyone caught wandering or moving around in Irepodun and Orolu local governments during the curfew period will be arrested and prosecuted appropriately.

Governor Ademola Adeleke sued for peace between these two local governments, and asked that the ethos of Peace, Love and Unity which the state is known for, be imbibed.

The post Osun State Governor Adeleke Declares Curfew in Orolu, Irepodun LGs appeared first on Daily Dates Nigeria.

The tribunal in a split document of two to one declared that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, should withdraw the Certificate of Return issued to Adeleke and issue the same to former Governor Adegboyega Oyetola.

The post Breaking: Tribunal Sacks Adeleke as Osun State Governor appeared first on Daily Dates Nigeria.

Adeleke during a media chat today after a private meeting with President Buhari at the state house noted that signing the Electoral Act paved way for his victory as Governor as well as free and fair elections in his state.

Governor Adeleke elected under the ticket of the main opposition, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is visiting the state house for the first time since he was inaugurated in November last year. He told state house correspondents that he was at the Villa to say hello.

Underscoring the President’s good health, Governor Adeleke noted that Nigerians and the International community have equally applauded the conduct of the exercise.

It would be recalled that during the election in July 2022, Governor Adeleke unseated the incumbent governor, Gboyega Oyetola of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

Governor Adeleke noted the visit to the villa would also provide him the opportunity to discuss other issues of federal assistance with the Chief of Staff to the President, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari.

The post I Benefitted From Electoral Act, Adeleke Hails Buhari appeared first on Daily Dates Nigeria.

Incumbent Governor Adegboyega Oyetola of the All Progressives Congress (APC), however, won in the remaining 13 LGAs.

This comes as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) collates the results of the governorship election conducted on Saturday.

The collation exercise, which commenced in the early hours of Sunday, is ongoing at the INEC office in Osogbo, the state capital.

The election held across the 30 local government areas of the state with 15 political parties jostling for the governorship seat.

Voting officially ended at 2.30p.m. but voters who were on the queue before the official time were still allowed to vote.

See the breakdown of the collated results for the 30 LGAs below:

Ife East LG

APC – 19,353

PDP – 18,071

Ife South LG

APC – 12,481

PDP – 9,116

Atakunmosa East LG

APC – 7,449

PDP – 6,992

Irewole LG

APC – 18,198

PDP – 14,216

Egbedore LG

APC – 9,228

PDP – 13,230

Ede North LG

APC – 9,603

PDP – 23,931

Ejigbo LG

APC – 14,355

PDP – 18,065

Isokan LG

APC – 10,833

PDP – 10,777

Ede South LGA

APC – 5,704

PDP – 19,438

Iwo LGA

APC – 17,421

PDP – 16,914

Ola Oluwa LGA

APC – 9,123

PDP – 7,205

Aiyedaade LG

APC – 14,527

PDP – 13,380

Ori Ade LG

APC – 14,189

PDP – 15,947

Irepodun LG

APC – 12,122

PDP – 14,369

Ife Central LG

APC – 17,880

PDP – 13,532

Ifedayo LG

APC – 5,016

PDP – 4,730

Ife North LG

APC – 9,964

PDP – 10,359

Olorunda LG

APC – 18,709

PDP – 21,350

Orolu LG

APC – 9,928

PDP – 10,282

Obokun LG

APC – 9,727

PDP – 13,575

Boripe LG

APC – 21,205

PDP – 7,595

Odo Otin LG

APC – 13,482

PDP – 14,003

Aiyedire LG

APC – 7,868

PDP – 7,402

Ilesha West LG

APC – 10,777

PDP – 13,769

Ifelodun LG

APC – 16,068

PDP – 17,107

Atakunmosa West LG

APC – 6,601

PDP – 7,750

Ila LG

APC – 11,163

PDP – 13,036

Osogbo LG

APC – 22,952

PDP – 30,401

Ilesha East LG

APC – 13,452

PDP – 10,969

Boluwaduro LG

APC – 5,649

PDP – 5,869

The post #OsunDecides2022: Davido’s Uncle, Adeleke Wins As INEC Unveils Results appeared first on Daily Dates Nigeria.