The Osun State chapter of the All Progressives Congress has accused Governor Ademola Adeleke of utilizing proxies to launch assaults on the social gathering’s governorship candidate, Bola Oyebamiji, and former Governor Adegboyega Oyetola.
The allegations have been contained in a press release signed by the APC State Chairman, Tajudeen Lawal, and made accessible to our correspondent on Sunday in Osogbo.
Lawal claimed Adeleke and his supporters had “turn into belligerent over their visibly deprived place within the political calculation of the state.”
He added, “We now have noticed the orchestrated efforts of the injured and embittered Mr. Adeleke and his co-travellers, their coordinated efforts to both sponsor hatchet writers or immediately heap tantrums on the chief of our social gathering within the state, His Excellency, Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola, now the Minister of Marine and Blue Economic system, and the Asiwaju Bola Oyebamiji, the not too long ago elected governorship candidate of our social gathering who emerged in a seamless consensus major election penultimate Saturday.”
Lawal additional accused Adeleke’s political camp of sleepless nights over their “fruitless efforts” to cowl what he described as “the evident monumental failure of the Governor Adeleke-led administration,” including that their struggles have been “predicated on the results of a pacesetter who completely fails to plan.”
He additionally warned, “We wish to remind Governor Adeleke and his cohorts that it’s neither Oyetola nor Oyebamiji that was chargeable for their ill-fated standing within the political historical past of the state, of which their imminent defeat by the eighth August, 2026 election is a accomplished deal.”
The APC chairman questioned Adeleke’s administration on its efficiency, asking, “Was it Oyetola or Oyebamiji that instructed you to run your authorities with deceit and subterfuge, which have subsequently boomeranged and transited you into your present political pariah?
Was it the duo of our leaders who directed you to carry out abysmally within the well being, schooling, transport, safety, welfare, provision of social infrastructure, finance, native authorities, and chieftaincy affairs sectors, amongst others?”
In response to the APC’s allegations, the Osun Accord Social gathering chairman, Victor Akande, described the assaults as an indication of desperation.
He stated, “The fashion, the lies and the incoherent assaults are subsequently inevitable signs of frustration, not energy.”
Akande listed what he described as achievements of the Adeleke administration, contrasting them with the APC period.