Featuring on Channels Television’s Politics Today, Momodu also noted that the APC is afraid that Osun governorship election has sent the wrong signal to Nigerians ahead of 2027.

He said: “Without any doubt whatsoever he(Tinubu) lost, who was Oyebamiji in the scheme of things? Who was Oyetola in the scheme of things?

“They were all name droppers, name dropping Tinubu everywhere and that is why a man said who said on full camera that they should kill his fellow citizens, could walk in and out of a police station as if all was well.

“And the reason I would tell you is the fear of January 2027, they are afraid that the Osun election will send a wrong signal to the electorates across Nigeria.

“In Osun Today, people are saying whether the governor supports Tinubu or not, they would support their own preferred candidate based on merit.

“I’m happy with what Davido did with social media, making sure that they were aware, he was updating them regularly, I think that also saved the day.

“Otherwise, till midnight, at a stage they stopped counting the votes and they were going to do their abracadabra as usual.”

The former lawmaker pointed out that there are lessons Nigerians ought to learn from the outcome of the Osun election ahead of the 2027 general elections.

According to him, electorates in Osun collected money from the ruling party but still voted for their various choices.

“Nigerians must learn from Osun election where APC spent a whopping 70 billion naira only to procure 444,816 votes plus rigging.

“The implication is that more people collected APC money and voted for their conscience.

“2027, collect APC money and vote your conscience. APC till we meet again,” he wrote.

He made the assertion, while addressing journalists after voting at Polling Unit 008, Bakin Dutse, which is located at Yelwan Duguri Model Primary School in Duguri District, Alkaleri Local Government Area, in the ongoing local government election in the state.

He said: “I am really impressed by how smoothly the voting process went and how many people came out to vote.

“It’s really heartening to see so many women participating in large numbers to exercise their constitutional rights.

“Elections are not a do-or-die affair. Our topmost concern should always be ensuring lasting peace, safety, and overall progress in Bauchi State.”

The governor said his team is still focused on making sure democracy works well at the local government level and ensuring that everyone follows the law.

He thanked the election workers for being well-prepared and appreciated the voters for showing the maturity, discipline, and sense of duty he talked about.