Adeleke says his record is enough to win Osun election
Ademola Adeleke, Osun State Governor and Accord Party candidate, has stated he is confident of re-election based on his performance in office. He addressed concerns about vote-buying, saying his administration lacks the resources for such practices and has instead focused on supporting workers. Adeleke explained his move from the Peoples Democratic Party to the Accord Party, citing internal issues within his former party. He also defended his public persona, insisting that his dancing does not interfere with his work as governor.
Key takeaways
- Ademola Adeleke said his administration cannot afford vote-buying due to financial constraints and has prioritized paying local government workers.
- He stated, “I do not need to buy votes to win election. I have been giving workers palliative since 2023. I believe in my work to speak for me.”
- Adeleke left the Peoples Democratic Party for the Accord Party because of internal crises, describing the decision as painful but necessary.
- He defended his lively public image, saying his dancing is a family tradition and does not affect his governance.
- Adeleke dismissed concerns about opposition support from federal or state actors, asserting his confidence in the electorate and his own track record.
