Osun APC and Adeleke clash over project distribution
Ademola Adeleke and the Osun State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) are at odds over the distribution of developmental projects in the state. The APC claims that projects are being concentrated in Ede, the governor’s hometown, while other areas are neglected. Olawale Rasheed, spokesperson for the governor, has dismissed these allegations, stating that projects are spread across various communities. The dispute comes as both sides prepare for the upcoming August 8, 2026 governorship election.
Key takeaways
- The Osun APC accuses Governor Ademola Adeleke of focusing developmental projects in Ede, alleging neglect of other towns.
- The APC claims that all four entrances to Ede are being dualised and that many inner roads have been tarred, unlike in other areas.
- The party also alleges that the governor disregarded a Federal Government directive to stop relocating the Osun State International Airport project to Ede.
- Olawale Rasheed, speaking for the governor, insists that infrastructure projects are being implemented across major cities and rural areas, citing recent commendations from various communities.
- The disagreement is expected to intensify as the August 8, 2026 governorship election approaches.
