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JUST IN: Makinde Sweeps 31 LGs, Declares Winner Of Oyo Guber

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Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has won in 31 out of the 33 local government areas in the state

The gubernatorial election was held in all 33 local government areas of the state on Saturday.

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DAILY POST reports that three major candidates contested the election.

They included Makinde, who is seeking re-election on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Teslim Folarin of the All Progressives Congress (APC), and Adebayo Adelabu of Accord.

The election results also show that the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Senator Teslim Folarin won in only two (2) local government areas.

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With this development, there are indications that INEC will declare Makinde the winner of the election in due course.

If declared the winner, Makinde will be the second governor to serve for two terms in the state.

The first governor to serve for two terms was late Abiola Ajimobi who governed the state between 2011 and 2019.

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READ ALSO: Makinde Sweeps 15 LGs Announced By INEC In Oyo [See Results]

Here are the results of all the 33 local government areas announced by INEC and obtained by DAILY POST.

1) Ona-Ara Local Government

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Accord: 1,212

APC: 5,510

PDP: 17,326

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2) Ibadan North West Local Government

Accord: 1,291

APC: 5,947

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PDP: 19, 007

3) Ibarapa East Local Government

Accord: 1,885

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APC: 7094

PDP: 11,125

4) Afijio Local Government

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Accord: 1,357

APC: 5,588

PDP: 13,139

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5) Atiba Local Government

Accord: 1,113

APC: 7,484

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PDP: 18,389

6) Orire Local Government

Accord: 1,895

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APC: 9,216

PDP: 13,767

7) Ibadan South West Local Government

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Accord: 2,270

APC: 9,491

PDP: 31,273

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8) Oluyole Local Government

Accord: 1,386

APC: 6,592

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PDP: 21,700

9) Atisbo Local Government

Accord: 1,188

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APC: 6,955

PDP: 9,199

10) Saki East Local Government

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Accord: 188

APC: 5,519

PDP: 8,374

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11) Surulere Local Government

Accord: 271

APC: 8,882

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PDP: 15,554

12) Itewiwaju Local Government

Accord: 2036

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APC: 4,597

PDP: 8,034

13) Ogo Oluwa Local Government

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Accord: 50

APC: 5,570

PDP: 10,930

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14) Irepo Local Government

Accord: 388

APC: 9,785

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PDP: 7,193

15) Olorunsogo Local Government

Accord: 998

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APC: 4,851

PDP: 5,838

16) Ibadan North East Local Government

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Accord: 1,564

APC: 8,486

PDP: 29,396

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17) Ogbomosho South Local Government

Accord: 10

APC: 8,257

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PDP: 17,693

18) Ibadan South East Local Government

Accord: 1,846

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APC: 9,147

PDP: 23,585

READ ALSO: Why We’ll Support Makinde – Arewa Community

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19) Ibarapa North LG

Accord 563

APC 5,678

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PDP 10,845

20) Ibarapa Central LG

Accord 1,455

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APC 6,287

PDP 10,491

21) Oyo West LG

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Accord 431

APC 7,599

PDP 15,084

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22) Oyo East LG

Accord 571

APC 6,999

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PDP 15,751

23) Ogbomoso North LG

Accord 562

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APC 10,661

PDP 20,387

24) Ido LG

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Accord 822

APC 7,865

PDP 19,284

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25) Kajola LG

Accord 1,710

APC 9,523

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PDP 13,562

26) Lagelu LG

Accord 886

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APC 7,432

PDP 19,104

27) Ibadan North LG

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Accord 2,120

APC 11,883

PDP 39,658

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28) Iseyin LG

Accord 501

APC 9,694

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PDP 25,740

29) Egbeda LG

Accord 3,072

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APC 7,377

PDP 30,444

30) Saki West LG

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Accord 607

APC 13,753

PDP 17,452

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31) Oorelope LG

Accord 1,602

APC 7,077

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PDP 6,485

32) Iwajowa LG

Accord 269

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APC 6,441

PDP 9,029

33) Akinyele LG

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Accord 1,287

APC 9,445

PDP 28,920

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Coalition Illogical, Driven By Personal Ambition – Bode George

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Elder statesman and founding member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Olabode George, has criticised former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar and former Senate President, David Mark for “messing up” the PDP and aligning with the Alliance for Democratic Congress (ADC) coalition. He said the coalition is driven by personal ambition, not the collective interest of Nigeria.

George, in an exclusive interview with Sunday Tribune, described the coalition as illogical, ill-timed, and lacking substance. He questioned the rationale behind their departure from the PDP, especially at a time when the party had resolved its internal crisis.

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Prominent politicians, including Atiku Abubakar, former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi, and their counterparts from Kaduna, Rivers, and Osun States—Nasir El-Rufai, Rotimi Amaechi, and Rauf Aregbesola, respectively—formally adopted the ADC as their coalition platform on Wednesday in Abuja.

READ ALSO: Coalition: Abure-led LP Gives Obi 48 Hours To Leave Party

Reacting to the alliance, George said: “If it is not self-aggrandisement, what are they running away from? If your roof is leaking, would you run away from the house? No. You stay there and repair it. What is wrong with the PDP? We had a crisis in the party, which they were part of. We’ve resolved it, so why are they running? I have appealed to them to have a rethink and return home. If they don’t, let them stay where they are. It doesn’t matter.”

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He expressed disappointment over their decision to abandon the PDP and form a coalition to oust President Bola Tinubu, rather than staying to build the party.

“Is dumping the PDP and forming a coalition the right way to send President Tinubu out of office?” he queried.

In addition, he said: “They have divided the house they built, and that means they are pursuing personal ambition, not the corporate interest of this country. What is Atiku looking for in the coalition? What is David Mark looking for? They caused the mess at the last National Convention. You don’t need a degree to see that it’s illogical. What are they seeking? They just want to sack Bola Tinubu, and now they’re congregating. Everybody in that coalition wants to be president—so how will that work? I wish them the best of luck.”

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READ ALSO: Coalition: Why Tinubu Must Not Sleep —Primate Ayodele

However, he appealed to them to return to the PDP to help rebuild the nation.

They should all come back and help rebuild the broken walls of this nation. In the PDP, we have resolved our crisis. This isn’t the right time to walk away. These are people who have benefitted immensely from the party. One was the number two man in Nigeria. Another, who claims to be acting chairman, was the number three. What more do they want? I’m disenchanted. I’m angry. What kind of reasoning is this? Do you go to war and surrender to the enemy? Everyone in that coalition, except Rauf Aregbesola, came from the PDP. The PDP made them who they are today.”

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Now that we’ve resolved our crisis and are settling down to build unity, they’re off forming a coalition. An iroko tree doesn’t just sprout and fall in the bush. No matter the storm, the iroko stands tall. Maybe Bola Tinubu has gone to consult a babalawo (herbalist), and that’s what’s disturbing them and making them act irrationally. I don’t believe in babalawo, but maybe he has—and that’s why they’re running around.”

“Our party doesn’t have a single person who owns it. He is just a member like everyone else. He has to redefine his position. Bola has reportedly told him to go and deliver the FCT and Rivers State, and he says he’s still working there.”

Let the next NEC meeting come; decisions will be made. For me, this coalition is a non-issue. It’s all selfishness and self-aggrandisement. At a time when we should be talking about the corporate existence and livelihood of ordinary Nigerians, they’re not doing that. Nigerians will decide,” he concluded.
(TRIBUNE ONLINE)

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2027: Power Minister Declares Oyo gov Ambition, Begins Consultation

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Minister of Power, Bayo Adelabu, on Friday, met with All Progressives Congress leaders and stakeholders in Ogbomoso and Oyo zones in Oyo State, respectively.

Addressing party members in Ogbomoso at the residence of one of the leaders of the party, Ayoade Adeseun, the minister said the meeting was part of his consultations across geopolitical zones in the state towards realisation of his governorship ambition in 2027.

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He, therefore, allayed the fear of the party stakeholders that APC would not impose any aspirant in 2027, saying, “I’m up to the task, I want to show them that I can withstand and survive competition and come out victorious.”

While seeking their supports towards the realisation of his ambition, Adelabu pleaded for forgiveness from aggrieved members, saying they should be concerned of how the party will come back to power in 2027.

READ ALSO:JUST IN] 2027: South-South APC Endorses Tinubu, Gour Govs For Re-election

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He said, “I’m here to tell you that I want to contest for governor of Oyo State in 2027. I’m ready to put to test all experience I’ve gathered from the past two elections.

“I’m not against other zones becoming governor of the state, all I know is that God’s time is the best.

“Ogbomoso is very important in this state election, I’m here to seek for your support and backing, I’m happy to see that all the factions in Ogbomoso are now one.”

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He also called on people in the zone to support the re-election of President Bola Tinubu for more dividends of democracy.

READ ALSO:2027 Coalition: Atiku, Secondus, Other PDP Leaders Meet In Abuja

This is another turn of Yorubas to serve their two terms as President of Nigeria. Nigeria has a lot to benefit if Tinubu is re-elected,” Adelabu added.

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In Oyo town, Adelabu pleaded for their supports, saying “I will run all inclusive government where everybody will be involved in governance of the state and no one will be left behind if I become governor of the state in 2027.

“I’m here for people to know that no one can impose anybody, I want to work and prove to our party members that I’m up to the task, I want to show them that I can withstand and survive competition and come out victorious.

READ ALSO:2027: Drama As Two ‘ADA’ Emerge In INEC’s List Of 110 Party Registration Bids

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Oyo is like a second home to me, my supporters, followers, associates and allied are all here, they have been supporting me in the past and they are ready to support me again.

“I will give what is due to Oyo. Oyo zone deserves better treatment because it is symbolic, Oyo is historical, symbolic and blessing to the entire state.”

Adeseun and son of former governor, Olamijuwonlo Alao-Akala, urged members of the party to come together and ensure emergence of the APC in 2027.

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JUST IN] 2027: South-South APC Endorses Tinubu, Four Govs For Re-election

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The All Progressives Congress South-South zone, on Saturday, rose from its zonal stakeholders meeting in Benin City, Edo State capital, with a resolution to adopt President Bola Tinubu as the zone’s sole presidential candidate for the 2027 presidential election.

The party also adopted the four governors of the party in South-South as sole candidates for the party in the 2027 governorship elections in the four states controlled by the party.

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The four governors who benefited from the resolution are Governor Bassey Edet of Cross River State, who doubles as the South-South APC Coordinator, and Governor Monday Okpebholo of Edo State.

READ ALSO: BREAKING: APC Fixes Date For NEC Meeting

The two others are governors of Delta and Akwa Ibom States, Sheriff Oborevwori, and Umo Bassey Eno, respectively, who joined the APC from their former People’s Democratic Party, a few months ago.

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The communique containing the resolutions was read by Chief Victor Giadom, APC National Vice Chairman, South-South, and the motion for its adoption was moved by the Majority Leader of the House of Representatives, Professor Julius Ihonvbere, and seconded by the senator representing Edo North Senatorial District, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, with the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, presiding.

Details later…

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