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By-election: Oyo ADC Candidate Akin-Alamu Alleges Vote Buying

Adebayo Waheed by Adebayo Waheed
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The candidate of African Democratic Congress (ADC) in the Saturday August 16, 2025 by-election for Ibadan North Federal Constituency of Oyo State, Femi Dexter Akin-Alamu has raised the alarm over alleged vote buying in some polling units and wards.

Speaking with journalists shortly after he voted at Unit 038 Ward 11 inside the University of Ibadan, Akin-Alamu said he had been informed that massive vote buying took place in some areas.

The ADC candidate claimed that the menace of vote buying was enabled due to the high-level of poverty in the country.

He said, “There is vote buying that is going on, it is not an allegation. There is vote buying that is going on in Wards 1 to 4.

“I have the report of what is going on in Wards 7, 8 and 12. So they are not allegations.

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“It is not an allegation, it is something that is going on. It is a wholesale thing. It is as a result of the fact that they are giving people money due to the level of poverty.”

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Adebayo Waheed is a Senior Reporter with Leadership Newspaper, specialising in general news reporting and known for in-depth features and a consistent commitment to accurate and factual journalism.

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