Osun 2022: Adeleke emerges PDP candidate

 

Senator Ademola Adeleke

Senator Ademola Adeleke has been declared the winner of the Osun PDP governorship primary election held at the Osogbo township stadium.

The governorship election is scheduled to hold on July 16.

The PDP primary, held at the 10,000 capacity Oshogbo stadium, was also contested by Dotun Babayemi.

The primary election held amid allegation of bias and litigations which could have stalled the process.

Senator Adeleke was also the PDP’s flagbearer in 2018 when he lost to incumbent Gboyega Oyetola of the All Progressives Congress.

POLIRENA however, observed that a parallel primary election by a faction of the party also held in the state capital.

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  1. My 76%8 March 2022 at 11:36

    He actually won in 2018 but was denied his mandate by the inconclusive theorists...

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