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Osun Election: ‘Why destroy my billboards if you’re sure of winning’ – Adeleke slams APC

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Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has lambasted the All Progressives Party, APC, for allegedly destroying his campaign billboards.

Speaking during the Arise Television’s Town Hall for Osun governorship candidates on Tuesday, Adeleke challenged the APC to allow a free, fair and credible election in the state.

According to him, the destruction of his campaign billboards backfired at it increased public support for him.

Adeleke also denied the allegation of militarisation, clarifying that he does not have the capacity and authority to mobilise the Armed Forces.

“If you know that you can win, why are you destroying my billboards? And I told my people, don’t destroy their billboards. Leave it. Your governor is a peaceful person. Let the whole world see what they are doing, and they don’t know they are kicking themselves on the leg.

“The more they hurt us, the more people love us. Why would you do that if you know you can win? It’s only mouth. It’s only propaganda. So that was what happened.

“Well, I did not militarise. I don’t have that capacity. I am not the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces but Mr President. And of course, I am not the Chief of Army Staff. I am not the Inspector-General of Police,” Adeleke said.




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Osun Election: ‘You’re wasting your time’ — Shehu Sani reacts to Davido’s Trump appeal

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Former Kaduna Central senator, Shehu Sani, has criticized singer Davido’s call for United States President Donald Trump to intervene in the forthcoming Osun State governorship election.

Sani made his position known in a post on his X handle shortly after Davido’s appeal.

He said those attempting to involve Trump in Nigeria’s electoral process were just wasting their time, arguing that the US President has little interest in the credibility of elections in Africa.

He said “Those who are trying to drag Mr Trump into our elections are just wasting their time.

“Trump is not Obama or Biden.He has least interest in the credibility or otherwise of elections in Africa. The elections in Tanzania,Uganda and Cameroon are case studies.

“Mr Trump’s hands is full with Strait of Hormuz,Gaza and Ukraine and most importantly,his party is battling to survive the upcoming Senate and House of Representatives elections.”

Recall that Davido had earlier called on Trump to pay attention to the Osun State governorship election.

Davido made the appeal in a post on his X handle on Tuesday, expressing concerns over rising tension and the possibility of violence, intimidation and disruption of the democratic process ahead of the poll.




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Osun Guber: ‘Trump’s people have reached out’ – Davido jubilates

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Afrobeats star, Davido, says the United States Government has reached out to him following the concerns he raised about Saturday’s gubernatorial election in Osun State.

DAILY POST recalls that the artiste on Monday wrote to the US President Donald Trump, alleging possibility of violence, intimidation, or disruption of the democratic process in the election.

Davido in a post on X, urged the US President to urgently intervene and avert possible bloodshed and other forms of electoral violence already building up ahead of the election.

A few hours later, the artiste took to his X handle to confirm that he had been reached by the US government.

He wrote, “Dem don reach out ooooo. DEY PLAY! U think the rest of the world is undemocratic like Una! Una go see something.”

Davido, however, did not give details of the response from the US government.




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Osun Guber: 2027 election revolution starts Saturday – Isaac Fayose tells voters what to do

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Public affairs commentator, Isaac Fayose, has said the forthcoming Osun State governorship election could trigger what he described as ‘electoral revolution’ in Nigeria.

Fayose made the remark in a video clip shared on his Facebook page on Tuesday.




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