In a decisive win, Senator Adams Oshiomhole has secured victory in unit one, ward 10 of Estako West Local Government Area in Edo State, obtaining 403 out of 414 votes.
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and African Democratic Congress (ADC) each garnered just one vote, while nine votes were invalidated.
Reports from Prince Charming Olu Leo Ezekiel of iconblazemagazineonline indicate that the election was characterized as “generally free, fair, peaceful, and credible.”
Voters displayed discipline and commitment, reflecting the democratic process. The voting was overseen by presiding officer Miss Salomey Sada, who confirmed Senator Oshiomhole's victory.
This win is particularly meaningful for Oshiomhole, who has had a notable political career, including serving as Edo State's Governor from 2008 to 2016 and later as the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress.
Senator Oshiomhole’s success underscores his lasting popularity in Edo State, where he has been a significant political figure for many years. His victory may also influence the wider political dynamics in Nigeria.