He also accused Davido of supporting the administration of President Bola Tinubu while backing his family’s political interests in Osun State.

“Now you know, Davido. You guys thought you could have it both ways, opportunism and political hedging.

“You want your family to keep controlling the Osun State purse while embracing the same monstrous Tinubu @officialabat establishment at the federal level.

“In the end, it is about protecting personal and family interests, not the interests of the people of Osun State or Nigerians.

“You cannot claim to stand with the people while simultaneously cutting deals with the political establishment that has failed them.

“I hope the lessons have been learned. Nigerians should now know exactly who these people are, what they represent, and whose interests they truly serve,” Sowore wrote.

This is as the results from the various polling units are being collated.

DAILY POST had earlier reported that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, had uploaded over 80 per cent of the results its Results Viewing Portal, IReV.

But Davido in a tweet said, “Senate President Akpabio has called the Collation Centre that they should stop collation,” Davido tweeted.

The incumbent governor, Ademola Adeleke, Davido’s uncle has won in a couple of polling units so far.

He made the request after the meeting with the leaders, which included the Adamawa State 2027 ADC candidates.

Also at the meeting was the party’s governorship candidate in the state, Hamman Tukur Ribadu.

Posting on X, Atiku wrote: “Earlier today, I met with my fellow 2027 Adamawa State African Democratic Congress candidates across all elective positions, including our governorship candidate, Hamman Tukur Ribadu.

“I urged the party leaders, led by the Deputy National Chairman North East, Mr Daniel Bwala, and State Chairman Rt. Hon. Sadiq Ibrahim Dasin, to reconcile and unite all party members, and to begin engaging with our people through mass mobilisation and voter sensitisation efforts ahead of the upcoming general elections.

“I am pleased to see the party uniting to form a common front. I have encouraged them to maintain these efforts. -AA”