THE candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the Osun governorship election, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has told journalists that he had all it takes to win the election, stressing that if the poll is free and fair he would be victorious.
Adeleke who voted at Sagba /Abogunde Ward 2, Unit 9, in Ede North Local Government Area said, “Iam optimistic about the election and I believe that victory shall be the noise at the end of the exercises”.
The PDP candidate noted that the card reader “took a lot of time” before recognising his card and enabling him to vote.
Adeleke hopes the experience would not be the same at other polling units.
“The card reader took a lot of process before it started working and I hope it’s not same in other polling units. I am very optimistic of victory at the end of the day.”
The PDP candidate said the election had been peaceful and commended the electoral umpire, INEC for the efforts made so far in making the election a reality.
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