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Just In: Again, Ademola Adeleke defeats Oyetola At Supreme court to Remain Osun Governor

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Newslensng reports that the supreme court has just declared Ademola Adeleke as the governor of Osun state.

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The former governor of the state, Gboyega Oyetola had challenged Adeleke’s victory and dragged him to court in order to ‘reclaim’ his mandate.

However, he was rejected by the supreme court in Abuja today.

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