The young men claimed that they had arrived in Osun State ahead of the election and vowed to remove the incumbent governor from the Government House.

“We told you people that we are coming, but you said it’s a lie. Here we are in Osun. Adeleke will learn the hard way.

“Davido will learn the hard way. You said you want to sing again, now you want to do politics, we will finish you. If you put head, you will commit suicide.

“Okpebholo is ready for you people. We are going to capture Adeleke tomorrow,” they said.

Following the development, Davido tagged the Inspector-General of Police, IGP, and the Department of State Services, DSS, in the disturbing video, apparently calling their attention to the threats ahead of the election.

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Recall that the singer had questioned the presence of Ugonyeka in Osun State before the governorship election.

Ugonyeka reportedly arrived in Osun State ahead of the governorship election despite Osun not being her assigned state.

Reacting to her continued stay in Osun, Davido wrote, “Mrs Pauline Ugonyeka, I heard you’re still in Osun, your mission tomorrow will fail as the INEC REC. Osun people will stand by their votes.”

DAILY POST reports that the Osun State governorship election is scheduled for August 15, 2026 (today) and is being contested by the incumbent governor, Ademola Adeleke, Davido’s uncle who is seeking re-election, alongside the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, the African Democratic Congress, ADC, among others.

He was speaking ahead of the Osun State governorship election scheduled for Saturday (today).

He said, “Shamefully vote trading has become part of the democratic process in Nigeria. We have now named it vote trading because it involves a buyer and a seller.

“Money has become a determining factor for who leads us, that is very shameful. I won’t be surprised if vote buying happens tomorrow and becomes the order of the day. Usually the highest bidder wins at each polling unit.

“I won’t be surprised if it is what will happen in Osun State and becomes the order of the day. I just hope that it will not happen.

“What is concerning and hopeless to me is that security operatives are watching these individuals, sometimes looking the other way, and not doing anything.”