The All Progressives Congress Chairman, (APC) In Ogun State, in the Person of Chief Derin Adebiyi, hosts proclaimed the gathering's agreement applicant, Adekunle Akinkade, champ of a parallel essential led on Tuesday.
The gathering administrator proclaimed Akinlade champ while tending to writers at the secretariat of the gathering in Abeokuta on Wednesday,
He said Akinlade, the accord applicant of the Yewa Elders Council and the blessed competitor of the State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, surveyed 190, 987 votes out of 201, 620 legitimate votes cast over the 236 wards in the state.
Different applicants who took part in the essential were Jimi Lawal, ex-representative senator, Senator Adegbenga Kaka, prompt past Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, Otunba Bimbo Ashiru, oil head honcho Prince Dapo Abiodun and Abayomi Hunye.
Adebiyi said the gathering utilized the immediate essential for the decision, including that it was observed by authorities from the Independent National Electoral Commission and security operators.
He said the state official board of trustees and the individuals from the gathering trusted the NWC board sent to the state had been "very traded off."
Adebiyi clarified that they had sat tight for them last Sunday when it was first slated to hold yet their phone lines were turned off.
What's more, he included that, "When we later broke through to them at night on Sunday, they guaranteed to touch base on Monday.
"They landed on Monday and at the gathering held at the MITROS Suites, Ibara, Abeokuta, the NWC board revealed to us the essential would hang on Tuesday.
"The gathering individuals were all in their wards sitting tight for the NWC board, yet they never appeared."
Adebiyi said the essential was led after three continuous delays by the Muhammad Indabawa-drove seven-man board sent by the National Working Committee of the APC to the state.
Adebiyi said they were suspicious of the board when it said it would utilize tally papers to lead the essential in the state.
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