Additional election results are still being processed as collation and electronic transmission continue across the state.
Mr Adeleke described the arrest as barbaric and a vicious attack on free will.
Mr Haruna insisted that the group of political parties parading themselves as IPAC’s leadership in the state lacked legitimacy.
“Democracy is at its strongest when we honour the wishes of our people and protect the sanctity of their votes,” he said.
Davido’s statement came amid reports of vote-buying in several locations in the state.
She described the voting process at Sagba Abogunde Ward 2, Unit 9, as peaceful.
Mr Adesanmi urged youths and other Nigerians to vote wisely for a better future.
He expressed optimism that the party’s governorship candidate, Bola Oyebamiji, would emerge victorious.
Mr Adeleke is seeking a second term, which either Messrs Oyebamiji or Salaam could deny him. The election build-up has been characterised by deadly violence between the APC and AP.
The EU-SDGN EOH expressed concern over allegations of misuse of force, police brutality, among others.
