He urged the governor to closely monitor developments before, during and after the election, stressing that maintaining vigilance would be crucial to safeguarding his mandate.

"The governor must follow them closely and ensure he has eyes on the ground because they have already concluded plans to go beyond the election polls to get victory by all means. Adeleke must stay with his win till the very end," he added.

Ayodele also cautioned the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) against allowing himself to be influenced by political interests in the state.

He warned that any attempt to compromise the electoral process could have serious consequences, urging the electoral umpire to ensure a free, fair and credible election.

"If the election is rigged, the INEC chairman will be made to suffer for it and those who pushed him into it will not stand by him. It is better he allows things to go the way they should to avoid issues after the election," the cleric stated.

He further advised the INEC chairman not to allow himself to be used by politicians, insisting that the will of the people must prevail in the conduct of the election.