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BREAKING: Fayemi of APC won Ekiti gubernatorial election

Ekiti State Election is an eye opener, a grand lesson for any politician that will focus to do things the right way. You don’t owe people salaries for months and you want to woo them again with peanut to still keep you in power, colossal error! I guess the people are not daft.
The All Progressives Congress candidate in the Ekiti State governorship election, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, has won the poll held on Saturday.

From the results of the 16 local government areas in the state, Fayemi defeated his closest rival, Prof. Kolapo Olusola of the Peoples Democratic Party, in 12 LGAs.
Fayemi polled 197,459 while Olusola scored 178,114 votes.

The election witnessed a large turnout of voters and early arrival of the ad hoc staff and supervisors of INEC at polling units.
Voting materials also arrived early in many polling units across the state while voters conducted themselves well during accreditation process.
The process was overly peaceful.

Kudos to Kayode Fayemi!

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