PDP candidate Wole Oluyede has stated that the recent Ekiti gubernatorial election did not meet expectations, citing various irregularities. He is currently in consultation regarding potential next steps following the election results.

Dr. Oluwole Oluyede, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in the June 20, 2026 Ekiti State election, is consulting with party leadership and his legal team regarding his next steps following the election results. This information was reported by Rotimi Ojomoyela for Vanguard.

Wole Oluyede, the governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the June 20, 2026, election in Ekiti State, has rejected the election results, claiming that the election was not free and fair. He has taken fresh action in response to the outcome, although specific details of his actions were not provided.

Dare Bejide, the governorship candidate for the African Democratic Congress in the Ekiti State election, has alleged incidents of vote buying and physical assault at his polling unit in Ilawe-Ekiti. He made these claims while addressing a team of police officers on patrol in the area, according to African Examiner.

Senator Arise has confirmed that he is filing a lawsuit against the All Progressives Congress (APC) regarding the Ekiti North primary election. He stated that many were misled by claims that only national officers could announce the winners, while the party guidelines outlined a different procedure. Arise emphasized that there were underlying issues that needed to be addressed, and he was cautious not to be misled by the situation.

Voters in Ekiti faced issues during the recent polling, encountering non-functional BVAS machines and experiencing low turnout, which has raised concerns about potential logistical problems for the upcoming 2027 elections. Civil society groups have expressed fears that these issues may mirror those seen in the 2023 elections, alongside new allegations of vote-buying, according to Leadership (NG).