Adeleke’s dancing seen as political strength, says APC youth leader
Dayo Israel, National Youth Leader of the All Progressives Congress, has described Governor Ademola Adeleke’s dancing as a powerful political tool that helped him connect with voters in Osun State. He argued that Adeleke’s public performances should not be dismissed as mere entertainment or weakness by political opponents. According to Israel, Adeleke’s grassroots appeal was enhanced by his willingness to engage with the culture and emotions of the people. He also credited singer Davido for mobilising young voters and questioned whether the APC has similar youthful figures.
Key takeaways
- Dayo Israel said Governor Ademola Adeleke’s dancing and singing helped him connect emotionally with voters.
- Adeleke’s approach was described as a “political language” that made him more relatable and accessible.
- Davido played a central role in mobilising young people for Adeleke’s campaign through his influence and digital reach.
- Israel urged the APC to address internal divisions and improve grassroots engagement, especially among youth and women.
- He called for the party to form campaign structures early and learn from Adeleke’s and Davido’s connection with the electorate.
