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This Saturday, thousands of Osun state residents will pour into the streets to cast their votes; deciding the political direction of their state in the next four years.
Here are a few things you should know about the Osun elections.
Here are a few things you should know about the Osun elections.
- Only those with Permanent voters card (PVC) will be allowed to vote
- 20 candidates representing 20 political parties will be contesting today's elections. Click here to see list
- 1,407,222 registered voters are expected to participate in the Osun elections
- There are 332 Wards, 3,010 Polling Units, and 3,379 Voting Points in the state.
- 19 domestic and 10 foreign observers were accredited by INEC to monitor the election
- Over 5,000 operatives of the Department of State Security (DSS) have been deployed to Osun for the elections
- Security operatives stationed at polling booths may be masked
- You can get live updates on the Osun Election from Nigerian Bulletin
