Mr Rasheed, who is the son of the late Ogun politician and business tycoon, Buruji Kashamu, won the election, conducted by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Saturday.
The officer, whose identity was not revealed, was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital where he’s currently being administered treatment.
The deceased was the deputy to Kayode Fayemi, the immediate past Ekiti Governor.
Mr Abubakar particularly slammed the security agencies for keeping mute over threats to voters in Lagos and Abuja.
Mr Omhenemhen accused the defendant of converting the total sum of N2,970,000, belonging to Mr Adebayo, Mrs Ajidara, and Mrs Adeyanju, to his use.
He specifically asked parents to caution their children, and prevent them from being used as an instrument of harassment or disruption of the poll.
“Do you know what it means to spend over $1 billion? So, there was so much that was promised, and then we went back to what it used to be.”
The electoral commission is distributing the ballot papers and results sheets to the 18 local government areas of the state.
But Mr Buhari, who authorised the CBN’s controversial new naira banknotes policy, has deflected blame for wreaking havoc on lives and livelihoods in Africa’s most populous nation.
