He urged Mr Adeleke to see the outcome of the election as a renewed mandate to unite the state.
Hundreds of civil servants occupied the main entrance to the Osun State government secretariat on Monday to welcome Governor Ademola Adeleke, after his re-election.
The headcount includes the wounded, the bereaved, persons whose properties were damaged or destroyed, and other identifiable victims of election-related violence.
“I have instructed my attorney general to drop it (lawsuit against EFCC). Mr President has done well. He called me. What more do I want? He has waded in,” Mr Adeleke said.
INEC declared Mr Adeleke the winner after he defeated his closest rival, Bola Oyebamiji of the APC, and 13 other contestants.
The All Progressives Congress in Osun has alleged that members and supporters of the Accord Party are circulating unverified AI-generated election results
INEC has uploaded results from 3,292 of the 3,763 polling units to IReV.
Mr Adeleke polled 287 votes, while the All Progressives Congress (APC) polled 87.
Mr Oyebamiji of the APC secured 256 votes while ADC governorship candidate Najeem Salaam secured only 13 votes.
One of the suspects said the police recovered over N34 million from their account.
