Ekiti lawmaker rejects APC primary results, alleges irregularities
Biodun Omoleye, a House of Representatives member for Ekiti Central Federal Constituency II, has rejected the outcome of the All Progressives Congress primary election in his constituency. He claims there were widespread irregularities, voter suppression, and intimidation during the process. Omoleye has vowed to challenge the results through constitutional means and called on party leaders to investigate the alleged irregularities. He urged his supporters to remain peaceful while seeking justice.
What we know
- Biodun Omoleye alleged the APC primary was marred by irregularities, harassment, and manipulation of results.
- He stated that genuine party members were denied the chance to vote and that his supporters faced threats and intimidation.
- Omoleye described the process as “deeply flawed and compromised,” saying it fell short of democratic standards.
- He called on APC leadership to urgently investigate the conduct of the primary election.
- The announced results showed Oladapo Karounwi with 6573 votes, Omoleye with 1412, Victor Kolade with 2096, Samuel Olusola with 705, and Olatunde Oyetola with 1202.
