Bishop urges INEC to respect voters’ will in Ekiti and Osun
Rev. Isaac Oluyamo, Diocesan Bishop of Ijesa North (Anglican Communion), has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission to ensure the people’s votes count in the upcoming Ekiti and Osun State governorship elections. He made this appeal during a sermon at St. Matthew’s Church, Ijebu-Jesa, Osun State. Oluyamo also urged security agencies to act professionally and without partisanship. He addressed President Bola Tinubu on the need for stronger action against insecurity in Nigeria.
Key takeaways
- Rev. Isaac Oluyamo appealed to INEC to respect the sacredness of the ballot and let the people’s choice stand in the Ekiti and Osun elections.
- Ekiti and Osun states are scheduled to hold governorship polls on July 20 and August 8, 2026, respectively.
- The bishop called on the police and security agencies to act without partisanship and with professionalism.
- He commended President Bola Tinubu for efforts on security but urged more decisive action to restore public confidence.
- Oluyamo encouraged Nigerians to face 2026 with courage and prayers, expressing hope for peace and prosperity.
