Breaking: Osun Decides 2026: Adeleke Votes as Reports of Gunshots, Tear Gas Emerge in Ife/Modakeke

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Osun Decides 2026

Governor Ademola Adeleke has cast his vote in the ongoing Osun State governorship election, calling on residents to remain peaceful and allow the democratic process to run its course.

Earlier, the governor had repeatedly urged voters to ignore threats and come out to vote peacefully.

Meanwhile, reports circulating from the Ife and Modakeke axis indicate incidents involving gunshots and the deployment of tear gas in parts of the area.

Social media videos and eyewitness accounts suggest security concerns around some polling and election-material distribution points.

One report specifically referenced alleged tear-gas deployment in Modakeke during election-related activities.

However, as of the time of this report, there has been no comprehensive official statement from INEC or security agencies confirming the full details, extent, or casualties linked to the reported incidents.

The reports come against a backdrop of heightened tension ahead of the poll.

Independent observers and security reports had earlier warned of potential flashpoints, noting dozens of election-related violent incidents and fatalities recorded during the campaign period.

Security agencies have deployed personnel across the state, while election stakeholders continue to appeal for calm as voting progresses.

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More details are expected from INEC, the Police, and other security agencies as voting continues across Osun State.

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