The Osun governorship election tribunal appears to have taken a swipe at the dancing skills of Ademola Adeleke.
Adeleke, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party , was declared the winner of the governorship poll held in July 2022., former Osun governor, and the All Progressives Congress petitioned the tribunal to challenge the victory of Adeleke.
Consequently, the majority judgment of the tribunal ordered INEC to withdraw the certificate of return issued to Adeleke and issue a fresh one to Oyetola as the duly-elected governor of Osun. “The second respondent cannot ‘go lo lo lo lo’ and ‘buga won’ as the duly elected governor of Osun state in the election conducted on the 16th day of July, 2022. See Kizz Daniel song, ‘Buga’.
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