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Students of the polytechnic trooped out en masse this morning to choose the next head, and other officials of the Student Union Government.

The election which began at exactly 8:30 am across several departments in the school ended by 1:30pm.

Below are some results from different polling units ;

Environmental Department

President

Jamiu - 279

Yusuf - 41

Void - 9

Vice President

Jumuah- 294

Oyelakin- 15

Aluko- 16

Void- 7

General Secretary

Lawal- 280

Thompson- 40

Void- 8

Financial Secretary

Popoola- 22

Edu Saheed - 295

Void- 5

Social Director

Pelumi- 48

Edwin- 263

Void- 8

Public Relations Officer

Oredeko- 75

Dunni- 241

Void- 10

Pure and Applied Science

President

Yusuf - 351

Jamiu - 34

Vice President

Oyelakin - 377

Aluko - 3

Juma - 3

General Secretary

Thompson - 301

Lawal - 84

Financial Secretary

Popoola - 365

Saheed - 15

Public Relations Officer

Oluwole - 335

Duni Thomus - 44

Social Director

Pelumi - 327

Awotunde - 43

Isolo SMBS

Fincial Secretary

Popoola - 570

Edu - 40

void votes - 9

Public Relations Officer

Oredeko - 458

Ibiduni - 109

Void vote - 24

Welfare Director

Odumeru - 532

Olowu - 61

General Secretary

Thomason - 536

Lawal - 74

Void - 13

SMBS Ikorodu

General Secretary

Thompson - 698

Lawal - 36

Void - 9

Details shortly...

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