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A voting exercise in Ilawe-Ekiti was disrupted on Saturday following a violent incident linked to allegations of vote buying and voter intimidation during the Ekiti State governorship election.
A voting exercise in Ilawe-Ekiti was disrupted on Saturday following a violent incident linked to allegations of vote buying and voter intimidation during the Ekiti State governorship election.
The clash sparked a war of words between the African Democratic Congress (ADC) governorship candidate, Ambassador Dare Bejide, and APC chieftain Makinde Araoye, with both men blaming each other for the unrest.
Addressing journalists, Bejide alleged that Araoye, alongside some APC leaders in the community, including Senator Yemi Adaramodu, attempted to interfere with the electoral process at Oke-Adura, Ward 2, Unit 4, through intimidation and other forms of electoral misconduct.
Responding separately, Araoye dismissed the allegations as false and countered by accusing Bejide of orchestrating the disturbance that led to the violence.
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