Home / Art / Àṣà Oòduà / Àwon àjo tí ó n mójú tó ètò ìdìbó tí a mò sí INEC ti kéde Gboyega Oyetola gégé bí eni tí ó gbégbà orókè níbi ìdìbò tí won tún dì ní àná.

Àwon àjo tí ó n mójú tó ètò ìdìbó tí a mò sí INEC ti kéde Gboyega Oyetola gégé bí eni tí ó gbégbà orókè níbi ìdìbò tí won tún dì ní àná.

Àwon àjo tí ó n mójú tó ètò ìdìbó tí a mò sí INEC ti kéde Gboyega Oyetola gégé bí eni tí ó gbégbà orókè níbi ìdìbò tí won tún dì ní àná.
Omo egbé oní ìgbálè tí won fà kalè láti lo fún Gómìnà, egbé tí a mò sí APC ti yan Gboyega Oyetola láti lo fún gómìnà ìpínlè Osun.
Àjo tí ó n sètò ìdìbò ti kéde Gboyega Oyetola gégé bí eni tí ó gbégbá orókè níbi idìbò tí won sèsè tún dì tán.
APC rí àwon olùdìbò tí ó tó 255,505, tí àwon PDP sì ní èèyàn tí ó tó 255,023…

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