Osun State governor, Adegboyega Oyetola is set to engage up to 50 lawyers, including senior advocates, to challenge the victory of Davido’s uncle and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, Ademola Adeleke, in Saturday’s governorship election in the state.
This was revealed by Kunle Adegoke, a member of the governor’s legal team in an interview with The Punch on Tuesday.
According to him, they were still reviewing the results declared by INEC.
He said;
“We are still reviewing documents and the legal team is actually working. In an election of this nature, the documents will be so many; so it is important to look at them critically before we make a decision and that is exactly what we are working on right now.”
“Dr Biodun Layonu (SAN), is the leader of the team. The legal team is not complete yet because there are so many others that will still come in.
“In the meantime, the two members of the legal team we can reveal are Dr Biodum Layonu and Kunle Adegoke. Others that may come in are people we may not know but as soon as we are ready to move, we will notify the press.
“The membership can’t be determined as many lawyers are interested in joining the team. You know election petition is a special case. So, we allow as many lawyers that are interested to come in. We may run into 50 or more members.”
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