BREAKING: INEC Rigged Osun Guber Election, Two Supreme Court Justices give Minority Judgement

Two Supreme Court justices who disagreed with Friday’s majority ruling upholding the election of Gboyega Oyetola as Osun State governor, have accused the Independent National Electoral Commission of rigging the polls.

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One of the dissenting judges, Kumai Akaas, accused INEC of rigging the polls during the rerun.

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The second judge, Paul Galinje, said INEC had no cogent reason to have conducted a rerun in the first place.

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He said “the decision of the commission to have pronounced that election inconclusive meant that INEC had something up it sleaves.”

The blistering rebuke of the electoral body came at the Supreme Court’s ruling on the election dispute brought by Ademola Adeleke of the Peoples Democratic Party.

The two judges from a seven-member panel, disagreed with a majority ruling upholding the September 2018 election in Mr Oyetola’s favour.