Osun APC Assessment Predicts Massive Re-election Victory for Governor Adeleke
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At a glance
- A political assessment commissioned by the Osun State All Progressives Congress (APC) reportedly indicates that Governor Ademola Adeleke is poised for a decisive re-election victory.
- The report suggests Adeleke enjoys over 72 percent public support, attributing his popularity to infrastructure development, welfare reforms, and prudent resource management.
- The assessment advises the APC against significant financial deployment, citing deep-rooted public dissatisfaction and Adeleke's rising popularity.
The Imole Campaign Council (TICC) has highlighted a political assessment that paints a grim picture for the Osun State All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of the governorship election. This independent analysis, reportedly commissioned within APC circles, concludes that Governor Ademola Adeleke is on track for a substantial re-election victory, a finding that has clearly rattled the opposition.
that the state Governor, Ademola Adeleke, is heading towards a massive and decisive re-election victory.
The assessment underscores Governor Adeleke's widespread public acceptance, noting his popularity spans across various demographics, including civil servants, market women, youths, and traditional communities. With projections showing Adeleke commanding over 72 percent of public support, the report serves as a stark warning to the APC, advising against heavy financial investment in the election due to persistent public dissatisfaction with the party's past performance.
Governor Adeleke presently commands well above 72 percent public support ahead of the Osun APC and its candidate, with strong indications that the margin may still widen further as the election approaches.
According to the report, Adeleke's administration has significantly shifted public perception through tangible achievements in infrastructure, worker welfare, education, healthcare, and agriculture. This focus on visible governance outcomes has apparently made voters feel more connected to the governor than to the APC, which is burdened by its record in government. The TICC, through its spokesperson Pelumi Olajengbesi, interprets the APC's alleged panic and confusion as a direct result of this dawning electoral reality, accusing the opposition of resorting to propaganda, violence, and lawlessness.
Having allegedly realised internally that the election is gradually slipping beyond political recovery, the APC has now resorted increasingly to propaganda, blackmail, violence, vandalism, lawlessness, and reckless political conduct capable of threatening public peace and democratic order in Osun State.
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