Osun Governor Commissioned 10.4km Road, Slams Vote Intimidation Ahead of Election

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Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has commissioned a 10.4-kilometre road in Ife North Local Government Area of the state. The road was commissioned on Saturday, putting an end to 'over four decades of neglect'. Adeleke's spokesperson, Rasheed, said the completion of the road restored a critical road network that connects communities and boosts socio-economic activities in the area.

Adeleke held a town hall meeting with traditional rulers from across Ife North Local Government Area after the commissioning. Speaking on behalf of the monarchs, the Alakinlalu of Akinlalu commended Adeleke's commitment to development, saying, "When you came and made this promise to us, no one believed you would accomplish what you have done for us today."

The governor urged residents in a campaign rally to be bold and fearless in the governorship election. He assured them that the election would be decided solely by the votes of the people. Adeleke called on Nigerians and security agencies to uphold democratic values, warning against violence and voter intimidation ahead of the poll.

The governor expressed confidence in the outcome of the election, declaring that victory was certain. He said, "I know we have already won, and by August 15, we will be celebrating."

The Deputy Speaker of the Osun State House of Assembly, Akinyode Oyewusi, said Adeleke's administration had gained acceptance among residents due to its performance. He said the administration had completed 18.2 kilometres of roads across Ife North within two years, describing the projects as evidence of its commitment to inclusive development, economic growth and improved living standards.

The Secretary to the Osun State Government, Teslim Igbalaye, joined the governor in Ipetumodu after his release from police custody. Residents of Osun State will vote in the governorship election on Saturday, August 15, with 14 political parties fielding candidates.

The Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has always been known for his promises and delivery. Born on June 7, 1960, in Ede, Osun State, Adeleke has been a politician for over three decades. He was a one-term Senator representing the Osun West Senatorial District and later became the Governor of Osun in 2022.

Adeleke has been praised for his road construction projects across the state. He has also been commended for promoting inclusive development, economic growth, and improved living standards in the state.

Adeleke urged residents to be fearless and bold in the governorship election. He said the election would be decided solely by the votes of the people. He called on Nigerians and security agencies to uphold democratic values, warning against violence and voter intimidation ahead of the poll.

The Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has expressed confidence in the outcome of the election. He said that he knows they have already won and that they will be celebrating by August 15.

The Secretary to the Osun State Government, Teslim Igbalaye, has also been released from police custody after being arrested for an alleged breach of public trust. His arrest and subsequent release have sparked controversy across the state.

Osun State will be having a governorship election this August 15, with 14 political parties fielding candidates. The election is expected to be tense, with Adeleke's administration being a key factor in the polls.

The 10.4-kilometre Edunabon-Tonkere Road, commissioned by Adeleke, has been commended for restoring a critical road network that connects communities and boosts socio-economic activities in the area. The road has been in a state of disrepair for over four decades, but Adeleke's administration has seen its completion.

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