The governor said, “The cancellation is to enable the entire people of Ondo State to mourn their loved ones who lost their lives in the horrific attack.”
“We do not subscribe to Christian/Christian ticket or Muslim/Muslim ticket,” the Christian body warned.
“We are yet to know their identity and our security people are still on their trail,” Mr Akeredolu told Swiss-based Christian Solidarity International on Friday.
Mrs Olakunrin was travelling from Akure to Lagos after visiting her father when the gunmen struck and killed her on the Ore federal highway on July 12, 2019.
The Federal government had, on Thursday afternoon, blamed the Islamic fighters for the attack on the worshippers.
The organisation lamented how politicians have continued to prioritise vote-buying instead of embracing issue-based campaigns, ahead of the poll.
Rauf Aregbesola, however, said no suspects had been arrested, although security forces are closing in on the masterminds.
This came barely three days after the massacre of worshippers at St. Francis Catholic Church at Iwa-luwa in Owo.
Mrs Olakunrin was killed by suspected Fulani herdsmen on July 12, 2019, while in transit around Kajola on the Lagos-Ore highway.
“They claimed they were coming from Lagos and travelling to Sokoto, and they were fleeing because of the Okada ban in Lagos.”
