Chief Priest, who shared a video of himself with Afrobeats singer, Davido, wished the artiste good luck in his uncle’s re-election bid.

“Bestie Mi, good luck on everything, we dey Uk but our mind dey Osun. It shall end in praise,” he wrote on X.

DAILY POST reports that the incumbent governor of Osun State, Ademola Adeleke who is seeking re-election in the ongoing election, is an uncle to Davido.

The artiste, who has been vigorously campaigning for his uncle, is expected to storm the state today.

“I’m so happy because I was treated with respect while I was trying to cast my vote. I was even the first person to be accredited,” she said.

Akinsola applauded the peaceful conduct of the voting process, expressing the confidence that the eventual outcome of the election would reflect the will of the people of Osun State.

Meanwhile, security personnel deployed to the polling unit were seen maintaining order and coordinating arrangements to ensure that voters could exercise their franchise without disruption.

Young voters were also organised separately according to gender as part of measures to ensure an orderly voting process.

In the video, the agents were seen insisting that the ballot papers be counted before voting could begin, with one of them questioning the number presented at the polling location.

“If you count it again, am sure it won’t be up to 100, and they claimed they brought 594 for us and now is not up to 594,” one of the agents said.

An INEC official at the location reportedly explained that the discrepancy was a mistake made during the counting.

The agents, however, demanded that the ballot papers be counted again, insisting that voting will not commence if the number did not tally with the 594 they were expecting.

“Count again and if it doesn’t complete, we won’t vote,” the agents reportedly said.

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