The Osun Voters League (OVL) has issued a statement advising the Osun Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) boss, Dr Mutiu Agboke to face his job and stop meddling in Osun politics.
In the statement issued during the week by the Coordinator of the League, Wole Adedoyin, expressed concern over the recent reports of the INEC boss, Dr Mutiu Agboke interfering in the state’s political activities. The League stated that the role of the INEC is to conduct free, fair, and transparent elections and not to engage in partisan politics.
The OVL emphasized that the INEC boss’s involvement in politics undermines the integrity of the commission and calls into question its impartiality. The League stated that the commission must maintain its impartiality and remain neutral at all times to ensure the credibility of the electoral process.
The OVL also called on the INEC boss, Dr Mutiu Agboke to concentrate on his job and fulfill his responsibilities to the people of Osun. The League stated that the INEC boss must ensure that the electoral process is transparent and that the results are credible.
The OVL also advised the INEC boss, Dr Mutiu Agboke to stay away from political activities that may compromise the integrity of the commission. The League stated that it is essential for the INEC boss to maintain his neutrality and impartiality to ensure that the people of Osun have confidence in the electoral process.
The OVL also expressed concern about the potential impact of the INEC boss’s involvement in politics on the credibility of future elections in Osun. The League stated that the INEC must maintain its independence and impartiality to ensure that future elections are free, fair, and transparent.
The OVL urged the INEC boss, Dr Mutiu Agboke to focus on his job and to work towards ensuring that the electoral process in Osun is transparent, credible, and free from any form of interference. The League stated that the INEC must remain impartial and neutral to ensure that the people of Osun have confidence in the electoral process.
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