INEC has uploaded results for 2,086 out of 2,445 polling units.
The resident electoral commissioner described the exercise as smooth and peaceful, devoid of violence and rancour.
Mr Oyebanji polled 140 votes, while the ADC candidate secured 37 votes out of 182 total valid votes cast at the polling unit.
He described voter turnout as a clear indication of the people’s support for and acceptance of the process.
“We never had it so good. You can see that people came out to vote, and there was no report of violence. Everything went on peacefully, and it was well,” he said.
Mr Oluyede polled 119 votes.
Mr Arogundade added that the functionality of the BVAS machine was also optimal.
A total of 330 voters participated in the exercise at the polling unit.
Mr Oyebanji said, “I appeal to our people to be patient with INEC. INEC has assured me that those glitches would be attended to.”
According to him, there have been 24 reported incidents of violence across 10 local government areas.
