Gịnị ka ị na-ekwu banyere ntuli aka Steeti Osun?
Ana m ekwu na ndị uwe ojii, ndị agha na INEC bụ nke Naịjirịa dum, ọ bụghị nke otu pati ọ bụla. Anyị na-arịọ naanị ihe Iwu Obodo na ọchịchị onyekaje kwadoro na nke bụ ihe izi ezi nye Naịjirị ọ bụla: nnwere onwe ịtụ vootu na ikike ịhụ na a gụnyere vootu ahụ. Ọ bụrụ na ụlọ ọrụ ndị anyị enweghị ike ime ntuli aka nke nwere nnwere onwe, ziri ezi, dị jụụ ma doo anya na steeti ọ bụ naanị otu, ndị Naịjirịa ga-ajụ ajụjụ kwesịrị ekwesị banyere ntụkwasị obi ha kwesịrị inwe n'ntuli aka izugbe nke afọ na-abịa. Ozi m dị mfe: ka ndị mmadụ tuo vootu, ka a gụnyere vootu ọ bụla.
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President Tinubu and his administration must resist any temptation to turn institutions of the Nigerian state into instruments of partisan advantage.
The police belong to Nigeria. The military belongs to Nigeria. INEC belongs to the Nigerian people. None of them belongs to the APC.
And let nobody misunderstand our demand for peaceful elections as weakness. We are asking only for what the Constitution and democracy guarantee every Nigerian: the freedom to vote and the right to have that vote count.
If our institutions cannot conduct a free, fair, peaceful and transparent election in one state, Nigerians will legitimately ask what confidence they should have in the general election next year.
The world is watching Osun. Nigerians are watching. History is taking notes.
So my message to INEC, the security agencies and the Tinubu administration is simple:
Let the people vote.
Let every vote count.