#OsunDecides2026: APC deputy gov candidate hails voters’ turnout

The deputy governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress in the ongoing Osun State governorship election, Kayode Adereti, said he was impressed with the voters’ turnout on Saturday.
nAdereti also commended the security arrangements and the smooth operation of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System during the poll.
nHe spoke after casting his vote at Ward 11, Unit 3, Ilare, in Ife Central Local Government Area of the state.
nAccording to him, the electoral process had been peaceful, with voters turning out in large numbers to exercise their civic responsibility.
nHe also expressed satisfaction with the performance of the BVAS machines, saying the accreditation process was progressing smoothly and that voters appeared satisfied with the conduct of the election.
n“The turnout is impressive and the security is perfect. The BVAS is working well, and everyone is happy here.
n“I urge the people of Osun State to come out and vote. We are ready, and the people are ready to make Osun a better place,” he said.
nAdereti further appealed to voters to remain peaceful and orderly throughout the electoral process, urging political parties and their supporters to respect the rules and allow the people to freely choose their next governor.
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