CITIZEN OBSERVER REPORT
ALO Citizen Observer Preliminary Report
Based on ALO Citizen Observers deployed across Osun State, here are our preliminary findings:
1. Accreditation & BVAS: Worked with delays in some PUs. BVAS functioned in majority of Polling Units visited. Late arrival of materials and personnel reported in several LGAs.
2. Vote Buying: Observed and Minimal but present. Cases documented in select LGAs, mostly around late evening. Not widespread enough to determine outcome, but the practice persists.
3. Logistics: Mixed. Early arrival recorded in urban centres like Osogbo, Ede, and Ife Central. Late arrival and relocation of PUs reported in some rural areas.
4. Security: Largely Peaceful. No major incidents of violence recorded. Security presence was visible across most PUs.
ELECTION TREND:
As of early Sunday 4AM WAT, collation is ongoing.
Independent data from ∼95-96% of the 3,763 PUs show the incumbent, Ademola Adeleke of the Accord Party, leading with approx. 51-52% of valid votes.
Bola Oyebamiji of the APC follows with approx. 43-45%.
Final official declaration is still being awaited from INEC.
FROM DG ALO:
“Osun has voted. Now INEC and Nigerians must listen.
The test results are in. BVAS worked, but logistics and vote buying remain concerns.
The work to build trust in our institutions continues.”
CTA: Full ALO Citizen Observer Report drops later today with PU-level data and recommendations.
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NOTES FROM TEAM:
1. Tone: Factual, not partisan. We acknowledge the lead but don’t declare a winner – that’s INEC’s job.
2. Bridge to 774: “This is why we are building The 774 Structure. One Agent per PU to protect every vote.”