Ekiti: Fayemi thumbs up poll conduct for being peaceful
Kayode Fayemi, has said the ongoing Ekiti governorship election is so far peaceful.
Fayemi voted at 9:28 a.m. along side his wife, Bisi .
“It is “too early to pass a judgement on its performance yet.
“If everything goes peaceful, INEC would have been given a pass mark at the end of the day. It is very early. We cannot passed a judgement yet on what INEC has done.
“Going by my experience here, it has been peaceful. The people are calm, all queued up to vote. And the officers were dutiful,” the governor said. He also expresses the hope that his candidate Biodun Oyebanji (APC) will win the poll.
INEC says 989,202 registered voters are expected to elect a winner among the16 governorship candidates.
They are Oyebanji (APC), Segun Oni (SDP) and Bisi Kolawole (PDP); Reuben Famuyibo (Accord Party); Ajagunigbale Olajide (AAC;) Oluwole Oluyede, (ADC); Kemi Elebute-Halle, (ADP); Benjamin Abidoyin, (APGA); Fagbemo Adegbenro, (APM); Christiana Olatawura, (APP); and Daramola Olugbenga, (LP).
Others are Fatomilola Oladosu, (NNPP); Iyaniwura Ifedayo, (NRM); Ben Agboola, (PRP); Adebowale Ajayi, (YPP) and Adeola Akinyemi, (ZLP).
