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Tinubu to Osun: Go Out to Vote Candidate of Your Choice on Saturday Without Fear

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  • Nigerian President Bola Tinubu urged voters in Osun state to cast their ballots freely on Saturday, assuring them of safety at polling stations.
  • He pledged inclusive governance and encouraged voters to conduct themselves properly during the election.
  • Governor Ademola Adeleke condemned a recent killing in Esa-Oke, ordering enhanced security and cautioning the public.

President Bola Tinubu has encouraged voters in Osun state to participate in the upcoming Saturday election without fear, assuring them that no one will be molested at polling booths. He also urged the electorate to conduct themselves appropriately during the voting process.

Go Out to Vote Candidate of Your Choice on Saturday Without Fear

— Bola TinubuPresident Tinubu's directive to voters in Osun state.

Tinubu's message comes with a pledge of inclusive governance, a sentiment echoed by Oyebamiji. Meanwhile, Governor Ademola Adeleke has condemned the killing in Esa-Oke, a situation that has prompted him to order a significant deployment of security personnel to the area. He also issued a caution to the public regarding the prevailing security situation.

no voter will be molested at polling booths

— Bola TinubuPresident Tinubu's assurance of safety for voters.

The election in Osun state is a key event, and the assurances from the president, alongside the security measures being implemented by the governor, aim to ensure a peaceful and fair process. The focus remains on voter participation and maintaining order throughout the electoral period.

conduct themselves well

— Bola TinubuPresident Tinubu's call for proper conduct from the electorate.
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