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Gov Aiyedatiwa Promises To Accept Election Results If Process Is Fair
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Governor of Ondo State, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, has pledged to accept the results of the upcoming election, provided that the process is transparent and fair. In a statement to the media, Aiyedatiwa emphasized his commitment to democracy, affirming that he would respect the outcome as long as it reflects the true will of the people.
Commitment to Free and Fair Elections
Aiyedatiwa, who is seeking re-election, stressed the importance of transparency and fairness in the electoral process, underscoring that his primary goal is a peaceful and credible election. He expressed confidence in the ability of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to conduct the election impartially.
A Call for Integrity in Governance
The governor also called on all political actors to play by the rules, urging them to prioritize the interests of the people above personal gains. “We must ensure that the election process remains intact and credible,” he said.
Aiyedatiwa’s statement comes as the state gears up for a highly competitive governorship race, with several strong contenders vying for power. The governor’s pledge to accept the results, should they be deemed fair, is seen as a positive step toward promoting trust in the electoral system
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