Mr Mohammed said the exercise was not targeted at any individual, group, political party or organisation.
Pix: Armed policemen in Nasarawa State.
Ms Adeh said the CP warned the officers against using the exercise as an avenue for extortion, harassment, intimidation or unlawful use of force.
The service’s Director, Sani Anas, made the disclosure in a statement by its Public Relations Officer, Saminu Abdullahi, on Sunday in Kano.
Mr Tambuwal described the governorship election that pave the way Mr Adeleke’s second term as a victory for democracy and the people of Osun State.
She said Mr Adeleke’s victory proves the confidence and trust the people of the state have in his leadership.
“The APC is a sinking ship in Ogun State. No amount of padding—whether of election figures, contracts, or political theatrics—can stop their downfall,” Mr Adebutu said.
The group said Mr Adeleke’s achievements and personal qualities helped him win the keenly contested election.
Yiaga Africa said the Osun election demonstrated that INEC could meet a high operational standard, apply the Electoral Act 2026 and transmit results transparently.
He urged the governor to unite the people of the state and mobilise them for growth, stability and socio-economic progress, irrespective of their political choices.
“An election cannot be said to have been concluded without exploring all constitutionally allowed legal opportunities to correct anomalies,” the APC said.
