It added that the August 15 governorship election presents an opportunity for Muslims to seek what it described as justice, equity and balanced representation. “We therefore question whether these projects should be presented as completed achievements when our observations indicate otherwise,” the group said. “We are not asking Muslims to support him merely because he is a Muslim,” the group said. “We urge every voter to consider his character, competence, experience, leadership qualities and vision for Osun State. The group also called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), security agencies and other stakeholders to ensure that the August 15 governorship election is peaceful, transparent and credible.