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Osun Bye-Election: A Win For Nigeria Democracy

by Sefunmi Akin
July 11, 2017
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Days into the victorious political outing in Osun State, the Nigeria Senators especially from the fold of People’s Democratic Party have continued to react to the outcome of the state western Senatorial election which was conducted on Saturday July 8, 2017 and won by the party’s candidate, Ademola Adeleke.

Ademola who was the younger brother to the late Senator Isiaka Adeleke garnered a total of 97,480 votes to emerge the winner of the peacefully and credibly conducted election.

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Speaking on the floor of the Senate over the PDP victory at the election was the Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu who congratulated the Senator-elect and described the victory as a win for Nigeria’s democracy.

The Deputy Senate President also commended the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for holding credible elections, adding that the electoral body has begun to get it right.

Ekweremadu said “I congratulate the Senator-elect, Ademola Adeleke, and our party faithful in Osun State in particular on this symbolic victory.

“For our party, it shows that working together as one big family, we can always show strength, achieve great results, and surmount every obstacle in rebuilding the fortunes of our party and restoring good governance to the country.

“It also appears the Independent National Electoral Commission is beginning to get it right in reviving hope and confidence of the people in the potency and sanctity of the ballot box. We will tread the path of cautious optimism, watching and believing that sanity is beginning to return to the electoral system, once again.”

The Deputy Senate President also commended the people of Osun state for holding peaceful elections.

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