
–471 PUs Still Awaited, All Await INEC
The Osun State governorship election has entered a tense phase as the contest between the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Bola Oyebamiji, and the incumbent governor and candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Ademola Adeleke, remains too close to call.
With results from several polling units already announced, attention has shifted to the outstanding figures expected to determine the final outcome of the closely fought election.
The Independent National Electoral Commission is still awaiting results from 471 polling units across the state before the collation process can be concluded.
The outstanding polling units are now critical to the final tally, with both major camps closely monitoring the collation process and awaiting official figures from INEC.
Supporters of Oyebamiji and Adeleke have maintained confidence in their respective candidates as the race remains finely balanced.
INEC officials are expected to receive, verify and collate results from the remaining polling units before making any declaration.
Until the outstanding results are received and formally collated, neither candidate can be declared the winner.
The development has heightened expectations across Osun, with political parties, observers and voters waiting for INEC to provide the final figures.
The commission has urged stakeholders to remain calm and rely only on officially released results as the collation continues.
For now, the battle between Oyebamiji and Adeleke remains wide open, with 471 polling units still awaited and all eyes firmly on INEC.

