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14/08/2026

Information across the board deals with unexplainable substitutions of names of Presiding Officers and Asst. Presiding Officers. Many afore-cleared but substituted personnel are currently stranded.

14/08/2026

Distribution and movement of both sensitive and non-sensitive materials to the three RACs within Modakeke.

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14/08/2026

Distribution of Sensitive Materials ongoing at the INEC RA, Ife East Local Government Area Office, Modakeke.

Osun State has 2,339,233 registered voters.Here is the Local Government Area (LGA) breakdown of registered voters across...
14/08/2026

Osun State has 2,339,233 registered voters.

Here is the Local Government Area (LGA) breakdown of registered voters across the state.

OSUN GUBER POLL: INEC READY, SENSITIVE MATERIALS AVAILABLE IN MODAKEKE — RAC COORDINATOR© Inside Modakeke The Independen...
14/08/2026

OSUN GUBER POLL: INEC READY, SENSITIVE MATERIALS AVAILABLE IN MODAKEKE — RAC COORDINATOR
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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has expressed readiness for the Osun State Governorship Election, assuring voters in Ife East Local Government Area Office, Modakeke that the necessary electoral materials are available ahead of Saturday’s poll.

The INEC Registration Area Centre (RAC) Coordinator for Ife East Local Government Area Office disclosed this during an interview with INSIDE MODAKEKE on Friday, stating that the commission was fully prepared for the election.

According to the coordinator, both sensitive and non-sensitive electoral materials required for the conduct of the election are already available.

He explained that the distribution of non-sensitive materials to all Registration Areas (RAs) in the local government had commenced, while arrangements were being finalised for the distribution of the materials.

The coordinator added that political party representatives and security personnel were expected to join the process as the distribution exercise continued after noon.

He assured residents that INEC was prepared to conduct the election and urged eligible voters to come out in large numbers to exercise their civic responsibility.

The coordinator appealed to voters to participate peacefully in the electoral process, stressing the importance of citizens performing their civic duties as the state prepares to elect its next governor.

Our Election Violence Heatmap presents reported and confirmed cases of election-related killings recorded across Local G...
14/08/2026

Our Election Violence Heatmap presents reported and confirmed cases of election-related killings recorded across Local Government Areas in Osun State from January 2026 to date.

So far, 15 confirmed and reported cases have been documented across 6 Local Government Areas.

While past incidents do not, on their own, prove that violence will occur on election day, the concentration of reported cases in these areas represents a significant warning signal that should not be ignored.

The data therefore points to the need for heightened security presence, stronger preventive measures and closer monitoring in the affected Local Governments before, during and immediately after the election.

The message is that these areas require particular attention to help prevent further loss of lives and ensure a peaceful election.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says more than 1.9 million Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) have been c...
14/08/2026

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says more than 1.9 million Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) have been collected ahead of the Osun State governorship election.

In a statement issued on Thursday, INEC National Commissioner and Chairman of the Information and Voter Education Committee, Mohammed Haruna, disclosed that the figure represents a significant proportion of the 2,339,233 registered voters in the state.

With millions of voters now armed with their PVCs, the stage is set for Osun people to make their voices count at the ballot box. The message is clear, every vote matters, and every voter has a responsibility to participate in deciding the future of the state.

See something? Report it.Your voice matters in keeping our community informed and our election credible. If you notice a...
13/08/2026

See something? Report it.

Your voice matters in keeping our community informed and our election credible. If you notice anything that should be reported during this election period, send it to the Inside Modakeke Community Report platform.

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The race for Osun Government House reaches its climax!With 15 candidates in the contest, all roads lead to the polls thi...
13/08/2026

The race for Osun Government House reaches its climax!

With 15 candidates in the contest, all roads lead to the polls this Saturday, 15th August 2026, as Osun voters decide who will steer the affairs of the State for the next four years.

Stay informed, stay connected, and stay ahead.

Follow Inside Modakeke for comprehensive, timely and community-focused reportage of the 2026 Osun State Governorship Election, with special priority given to events, voting and developments across Modakeke.

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OAU STUDENT JOURNALIST ALLEGES ASSAULT BY APC SUPPORTERS IN MODAKEKE© Inside ModakekeAn Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU)...
13/08/2026

OAU STUDENT JOURNALIST ALLEGES ASSAULT BY APC SUPPORTERS IN MODAKEKE
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An Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) student journalist, Abdulfattah Robiu, has alleged that he was assaulted by some supporters of the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Osun State, Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji, popularly known as AMBO, in Modakeke.

The incident reportedly occurred on Wednesday afternoon on Orona Street when Robiu was attempting to transfer a file from a friend's phone to his own.

According to the journalist, the incident began after he asked the owner of the phone whether its camera was good. He said a woman nearby misunderstood the question and accused him of taking her photograph.

Robiu said he explained that he had not taken any photograph, but alleged that the woman and another woman continued to confront him before some persons wearing AMBO campaign caps joined the altercation.

He alleged that some of those involved assaulted him with wooden planks and stones, while one of the women allegedly bit him. He also claimed that his phone was seized and checked, but no photograph of the woman was found.

Robiu said his phone was damaged, his shirt torn and he sustained injuries. He further alleged that some youths were called to the scene and that two of his colleagues who attempted to intervene were also attacked.

He said he eventually reported the incident at the B Divisional Police Headquarters, Oke-Otubu, Modakeke, where his statement was taken and evidence, including his damaged phone, torn shirt and injuries, was documented.

According to him, police officers accompanied him to the scene but did not meet the women involved, as one of their husbands reportedly said they had gone out for political activities.

Robiu said the police assured him that the matter would be investigated.

A call to the Divisional Crime Officer of the B' Division was unsuccessful at the time of filing this report, hence the allegations could not be independently verified as of press time.

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