Osun poll: INEC to verify report on alleged N100bn spending
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Summary
Experts say tracking election spending in the Osun governorship poll is difficult, as INEC moves to independently check a report alleging that APC and Accord spent more than N100bn.
Highlights
- INEC National Commissioner Mohammed Haruna said the commission will not rely only on the report’s calculations and will make its own findings first.
- The report alleges spending on vote buying, campaign materials, party agents, canvassers, security personnel and electoral officers.
- It also cites the Electoral Act 2026’s N3bn spending limit for governorship candidates.
- The report says APC and Accord were among the parties under scrutiny, with calculations that included alleged vote-buying outlays and targeted voters across polling units.
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