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Lucky Aiyedatiwa’s election as Ondo State’s governor has been affirmed by a Court of Appeal located in Akure, the state capital.
Additionally, the three-member appellate court unanimously rejected all of the appellants’ arguments, including those of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), on Thursday due to their lack of substance.
Reiterating the lower court’s earlier ruling, the Court of Appeal confirmed Lucky Aiyedatiwa and Dr. Olayide Adelami’s election as Ondo State’s governor and deputy governor, respectively.
In the November 16, 2024, governorship election, Lucky Aiyedatiwa and Olayide Adelami of the All Progressives Congress (APC) were proclaimed the winners by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). On June 4, 2025, the Ondo State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal upheld the results.
Allied People’s Movement (APM), Social Development Party (SDP), African Democratic Congress (ADC), and People’s Democratic Party (PDP) appealed the tribunal’s ruling, requesting that the appellate court declare the results of the November 16, 2024, governorship election null.
The decision of the Ondo State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal on June 4, 2025, which upheld the election of the All Progressives Congress (APC) nominees, was followed by the rejection of some political parties’ appeals.
In the meantime, the three presiding judges—Justice Nimpar Yargata, Justice K.I. Amadi, and Justice I.M. Sani—unanimously rejected the appeals one after the other because the appellants had not provided evidence to support their allegations of Electoral Act noncompliance.
Since the appellants did not demonstrate how their claims impacted the election in the different polling places, wards, and local government regions where the election was held, the Justices determined that they had not proven their claims against the election.
Additionally, the court decided that the parties had given up their arguments because no reliable witnesses had been called to support their allegations of widespread irregularities in the different polling places.
Therefore, the Court of Appeal awarded N1.5 million to the appellants and upheld the tribunal’s rulings in every instance, appointing Drs. Aiyedatiwa and Adelami as the elected governor and deputy governor of Ondo State, respectively.
In response to the ruling, Governor Aiyedatiwa praised the justices of the Appeal Court for patiently reviewing the cases and rendering thorough, unanimous rulings.
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He expressed his thanks to God and the people of Ondo State, saying that the Appeal Court’s ruling had upheld the people’s will.
“I give glory to the Almighty God who from the beginning orchestrated this journey and used the good people of Ondo State,” stated Governor Aiyedatiwa. On November 16 of last year, more than 366,000 citizens sent us a mandate to continue serving as this state’s seventh democratically elected governor.
The tribunal recognized that mandate, and the Appeal Court has now confirmed it. The judiciary has carried out its duty by maintaining the decision made by the majority of voters in each of the state’s 18 local government districts, despite attempts by certain political parties to do so through the back door.
The support of his deputy, his legal team, and APC leaders and members was also acknowledged by Governor Aiyedatiwa.
In rejecting the complaints of the PDP and others, the tribunal headed by Justice Benson Ogubu declared that “the petitions against the victory of Aiyedatiwa and his deputy were worthless and unmerritorious and were accordingly dismissed.”
Engr. Ade Adetimehin, the state chairman of the APC, responded to the ruling of the Appeal Court by saying that the PDP and other appellants should just stop pursuing frivolities because their arguments lacked serious evidence.
In order to prepare for the upcoming election, he advised them to adopt a sportsmanlike attitude.
Adetimehin stated: “I don’t see anything substantial in their claims, so I don’t think they will still go to the Supreme Court.”
They should simply quit squandering their time and resources and start getting ready for a new election. The state will hold another election in the coming years. It is best for them to concede defeat.
