Voters gather early in Ikire for Osun governorship election
Residents of Ikire in Irewole Local Government Area turned out in large numbers to participate in the Osun governorship election. Many arrived at polling units early, checking registers for their names ahead of accreditation. Security was visible, with both unarmed police and armed personnel deployed around the area. The atmosphere remained peaceful as some shops stayed open and residents continued with their activities.
What we know
- Ikire, the hometown of the All Progressives Congress candidate, saw a significant voter turnout.
- Voters arrived at polling units as early as 7am to check registers and await accreditation.
- Officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission set up before 7 a.m. for the process.
- Security presence included unarmed police at polling centres and armed personnel at strategic locations.
- The environment was calm, with normal vehicular movement and some shops open during the election.
