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APC in shock as Adeleke defeats Hussain

Ademola Adeleke, candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has been declared winner of the by-election in Osun west senatorial district.

Adeleke polled a total of 97,480 votes to defeat Mudashiru Hussain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) who secured 66,116 votes.

Rauf Aregbesola, governor of the state, had led the campaign of Hussain, touring all the local government areas with him.

Announcing the result of the election in Iwo, Baritor Kpagih, INEC residential electoral commissioner for the election, said Adeleke won nine out of the 10 local government areas where the election held.

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He consequently returned the PDP candidate as senator to complete the tenure of Isiaka, his elder brother who died on April 23.

He gave the breakdown of the election result as follows:

LG PARTY NUMBER OF VOTES
Aiyedaade APC 7,179
PDP 9,091
Egbedore  APC 4,768
PDP 7,142
Ejigbo APC 12,226
PDP 9,723
Aiyediire APC 5,360
PDP 5,789
Olaoluwa APC 5,316
PDP 5,618
Iwo APC 12,205
PDP 12,547
Irewole APC 8,953
PDP 9,094
Ede North APC 2,784
PDP 18,559
Ede South APC 2,096
PDP 13,406
Isokan APC 5,227
PDP 6,539
Total APC 66,116
PDP 97,480

Adeleke had expressed confidence that he would beat his opponent “hands down”.

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4 comments
  1. The Osun people have sent a loud message to Buhari, APC and their politics of ‘All Promises Counselled’. I hope the rest of civilize Nigeria will key in and send this revisionists back to their villages

    1. Leave the governor! if he likes he should reopen LAUTECH. Ask chief Bisi Akande, who is even a better governor.

  2. Our opportunist leaders think they always have their way, the electorate are fools who will never wake up. Alas they have been proven wrong. Congratulations to the people of Osun because Adeleke’S victory is people’s victory.APC’s days are numbered in Osun. shikena!!!!!!

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