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SocialMediaTrends: Nigerians celebrate Dolapo Osinbajo at 55, react to alleged vote buying in Osun

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Nigerians felicitated with Dolapo Osinbajo, the wife of the Vice President of Nigeria, Yemi Osinbajo, as she clocked 55 today (Saturday).

The Nigerian lawyer and political figure was born on 16th July 1967 born to the Awolowo family.

Barrister Dolapo has been the second Lady of Nigeria since 29 May 2015.

The Vice President, Osinbajo, showered encomium on her, describing her as a beautiful and humble woman.

Many Nigerians have also been showering praises on the mother of three.

See how Nigerians are celebrating her:

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Osun election

Nigerians have taken to social media to decry alleged vote buying in Osun state.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has chosen today Saturday for the people of the Osun to exercise their civic right in choosing their governor.

Ripples Nigeria gathered that INEC was conducting the exercise in 3,763 polling units across the 332 registration areas in 30 local government areas of the state.

The candidates from Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Labour Party (LP), and incumbent All Progressive Congress (APC)’s Governor Gboyega Oyetola were the major contenders for the seat.

Nigerians have however been lamenting how politicians have been involving the electorate in massive vote buying.

See how Nigerians are reacting:

…By Hamzat Rasheed

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