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Election stakeholders have been tasked with increasing responsibility for guaranteeing legitimate elections as the Independent National Electoral Commission, or INEC, steps up its grassroots engagement approach throughout Osun State.
During a series of stakeholder meetings on Wednesday in Osogbo, Ede North, and Ede South local government council areas, the state’s INEC Resident Electoral Commissioner, Dr. Mutiu Agboke, issued this charge.
Speaking to participants from political parties, transportation unions, security agencies, and civil society organizations, Dr. Agboke emphasized that collective adherence to electoral norms was crucial to the process’s credibility.
He emphasized that without winning the support of people, no contender would be proclaimed victorious.
“Without the people’s votes, no one will win any election in Osun State,” he declared.
The REC clarified that the choice to host meetings in every local government area was made with the intention of involving stakeholders in those communities.
He referred to the election as unique and urged all parties involved to work together to secure a peaceful conclusion.
Such decentralized consultations were essential for efficient planning and coordination, he said.
“To ensure success, all stakeholders must work together to handle election activities.”
He revealed that all ad hoc employees hired for the election would have to sign an affidavit of dedication to duty before to deployment as part of steps to improve accountability. He also cautioned that any violation of the oath would result in legal action.
Additionally, Agboke warned electoral officials—including collation and presiding officers—not to tamper with the results.
Election-related issues are serious and should only include people who are dedicated to the advancement of democracy.
“Any altered result will be traced to the responsible official, who will be arrested and prosecuted,” he said.
In a same vein, he cautioned National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) members not to engage in partisan activities during the election season.
“INEC would work with the union strictly in its organizational capacity,” he stated. On election day, a situation room would be set up to oversee compliance.
The REC acknowledged that the Commission had been dealing with false information since he took office, but he maintained that these difficulties would not interfere with the Osun governorship election preparations.
The forum was also used by security authorities to convince interested parties that sufficient plans were in place to keep the calm before to, during, and following the elections.
Election officials called for targeted security interventions prior to the polls in their welcome address, highlighting areas of concern within their domains, such as regions prone to overcrowding, drug-related activities, and thuggery, particularly in parts of Ede North.
