Some voters at the polling area also said they entered a vote-buying deal with agents of the ruling APC.
Mr Oyetola is seeking a second term of four years, which either Messrs Adeleke or Lasun could deny him.
Mr Adejobi thus urged observers not to hesitate to alert the police wherever they notice vote trading during the election.
Witnesses said that Kazeem Oyewale, popularly known as Asiri Eniba, and his ‘boys’ were caught with two guns, cutlasses and Indian hemp.
The party’s National Executive Committee (NEC) said it suspects that its candidate was trading its structure for personal monetary gains.
Mrs Okei-Odumakin lamented that the act of voter inducement, particularly vote buying, was gaining ground in the country’s elections.
“Specifically, food items and livestock were distributed to people as a campaign strategy employed by political parties,” said Yiaga Africa executive director Samson Itodo.
Peoples Gazette reports that the major hotels are being occupied by politicians, who are in the state to rally support for their respective political parties.
“All the talks about division in PDP is just social media drama,” Mr Abubakar told journalists on Thursday.
Mr Adeleke, who expressed his bitterness, said he had ready contacted governor Oyetola stressing that he has been waiting for his reply.
