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Faleke Denies Davido’s Claim of Pressuring INEC in Osun Election

Ikeja federal lawmaker James Faleke has denied Davido’s allegation that he pressured the Independent National Electoral Commission to alter the outcome of the Osun governorship election. Davido made the allegation during result collation in Osogbo, urging Faleke to respect the wishes of Osun voters. The singer said he did not want the election result changed in favour of the APC. Faleke said he was in Osun only to support the APC candidate, Bola Oyebamiji, while Davido supported his uncle, Governor Ademola Adeleke, and the Accord Party. He insisted that neither he nor anyone else could influence INEC, telling the singer to “face your music” while politicians faced politics.

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kunle

What evidence has either side presented so far? Allegations around election collation deserve clear facts, not just competing public statements.

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noah

Has any verifiable documentation been made public to support either version of events?

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zaza

It is striking that this dispute surfaced during result collation, when tensions and public scrutiny are usually at their highest.

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peter

A denial alone does not settle the matter, but neither does an allegation. People should avoid treating either claim as proven prematurely.

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hala

INEC should clearly document its collation process and address any formal complaints promptly. Transparent records would reduce room for speculation.

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