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We’re Reviewing Outcome of Osun Governorship Election, Says APC

The All Progressives Congress has stated that it is carefully examining the results of the Osun State governorship election before deciding on its next line of action. The party said it would make its position known after completing a thorough assessment of the outcome.

Speaking on the election, APC representatives noted that the party remains committed to the democratic process and would evaluate the figures released from across the state. According to them, the review is necessary to determine the appropriate response to the results announced by electoral authorities.

The party maintained that it actively participated in the election and appreciated the efforts of its supporters and members who worked throughout the campaign period and on election day. APC officials also expressed gratitude to voters who cast their ballots for the party’s candidate.

While refraining from making a final judgment immediately, the party emphasized that all available information and reports from its structures across the state would be considered. It added that any decision taken would be guided by the outcome of its review process and in accordance with the law.

The APC further urged its supporters to remain calm and peaceful while the party concludes its assessment of the election results. It reiterated its commitment to lawful and democratic means in addressing any concerns arising from the poll.

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