#OndoDecides2024: Governor Aiyedatiwa Speaks After Voting

Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has cast his vote in the Ondo State governorship election.

He voted at Polling Unit 5 in Ugbo Ward, 4 Obenla community, within the Ilaje Local Government Area at approximately 8:50 am.

After voting, Aiyedatiwa commended the peaceful conduct of the election and praised the strong voter turnout. He expressed confidence in his chances of winning the election.

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“In my community, it is peaceful and turnout is very, very encouraging. And I want to believe that the same situation would be at other locations across the state. It’s peaceful here,” he said.

He stated that security operatives should be praised for their efforts in ensuring the smooth conduct of the election.

“I want to commend the security agency, the police, the civil defense, and the military in the background. They are heavily deployed to be able to attend to any security threat and I believe the people comport themselves,” the governor said.

“We are peaceful people in Ondo state. Ondo State has been judged to be one of the most safest and peaceful states in Nigeria.”

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