ADC Will Win Osun Guber Poll – Salaam

Najeem Salaam, the governorship candidate for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Osun State, has projected strong confidence in his party's prospects for the upcoming August 15 election. Addressing party faithful and supporters at a general meeting in Ejigbo Local Government, Salaam articulated his vision for responsible and quality leadership grounded in progressive ideals, aiming to position the ADC as the primary choice for the state's development.

Salaam, accompanied by his running mate Temitope Agiri, appealed for sustained support, framing the ADC's mission as one of "rescuing the state" through purposeful governance and people-centric leadership. He asserted that the party enjoys widespread acceptance and solidarity among Osun residents, stating, "God is on our side, and with the overwhelming support we continue to receive across the state, we are in a strong position to emerge victorious in the election."

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Our party enjoys widespread acceptance, love, and solidarity among the good people of Osun. I want to assure you that God is on our side, and with the overwhelming support we continue to receive across the state, we are in a strong position to emerge victorious in the election.

The ADC candidate highlighted the party's foundation on progressive principles and its determination to restore dignity to issue-based campaigns, free from rancor. This approach, he believes, will rekindle public confidence in democracy and effective governance. The local leadership, including Ejigbo Local Government Chairman Ganiyu Abeni and Osun ADC State Chairman Isa Adesiji, echoed Salaam's sentiments, reaffirming the party's unity, commitment, and formidable structure within the area.

From the perspective of the ADC in Osun, this election represents a crucial opportunity to present a distinct alternative to the established parties. The emphasis on "progressive ideals" and "people-oriented leadership" is a deliberate strategy to differentiate themselves in a crowded political landscape. While national media might focus on the main contenders, the ADC's narrative centers on grassroots support and a promise of renewed hope, appealing to voters disillusioned with traditional politics. Their confidence, as expressed by Salaam, suggests a belief that they are capturing the electorate's imagination as the true agents of change for Osun State.

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This is a structured party founded on progressive ideals. We are determined to restore the sanctity and dignity of issue-based campaigns devoid of hatred and rancour, which will, in turn, renew the people’s confidence in democracy and good governance.