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Osun People Are Now Wiser – They Know Who Truly Serves Them” – Governor Adeleke Speaks Boldly Ahead of Next Election

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The governor emphasized that his focus on transparency, accountability, and community-driven development has reconnected the government with the grassroots. He also took a jab at opposition figures whom he accused of trying to manipulate public perception with misinformation.“Our people are watching. They know who was with them during tough times and who only appears during elections. I’m not afraid of any opposition — I trust in the people of Osun and their wisdom,” he added.As the 2026 gubernatorial elections begin to gather steam, Adeleke’s bold statement is seen as a sign that he intends to seek re-election, and will campaign on the strength of performance, not politics.Analysts say Osun is set for a politically heated but enlightening race, one that will test performance-based politics versus partisan loyalty.

In a bold and confident declaration, Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has expressed unshakable faith in the support and wisdom of the people of Osun, stating that “the people are now wiser and know who truly serves their interest.

Speaking at a public engagement in Osogbo, Adeleke confidently dismissed concerns about political threats or opposition schemes, affirming that his administration’s achievements and people-centered governance have earned him the trust and love of the masses.”Gone are the days when politicians deceived the people with empty promises. Osun people are now more politically aware and they can clearly see the difference between showmanship and real leadership,”

Adeleke said to loud cheers.He pointed to the strides his government has made in *infrastructure, education, health, workers’ welfare, and youth empowerment, saying his track record speaks louder than political propaganda. Adeleke also reassured civil servants and pensioners that his government will continue to prioritize their welfare and pay arrears left behind by past administrations.

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