Osun Governor's Re-election Reflects People's Confidence, Says Traditional Ruler

The Ogiyan of Ejigboland, Oba Omowonuola Oyeyode Oyesosin II, has lauded the re-election of Governor Ademola Adeleke, stating it clearly demonstrates the Osun State people's trust in his administration. In a congratulatory message dated August 18, 2026, the traditional ruler described Adeleke's victory in the August 15 governorship election as a renewed sign of the populace's faith in his leadership and commitment to the state's progress.

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Your victory at the August 15, 2026 election is a clear testimony to the confidence and trust that the people of Osun State have placed in your leadership.

Conveying his message on behalf of the chiefs, Council of Obas, and the people of Ejigboland, Oba Oyesosin emphasized that the governor's renewed mandate offers a crucial opportunity to consolidate existing achievements and implement policies aimed at enhancing residents' welfare. "Your victory at the August 15, 2026 election is a clear testimony to the confidence and trust that the people of Osun State have placed in your leadership," the monarch stated, offering prayers for divine wisdom, good health, and strength for Adeleke's upcoming four-year term.

The Ogiyan specifically acknowledged the significant contribution of Ejigbo Local Government Area to Adeleke's electoral success. He noted that the community turned out in large numbers to support the governor's re-election, overcoming what he described as intimidation. "Our people came out en masse, stood firm despite intimidation and voted overwhelmingly for you. We gave our time, resources and voices because we believe in your vision for Osun State," he affirmed.

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Our people came out en masse, stood firm despite intimidation and voted overwhelmingly for you. We gave our time, resources and voices because we believe in your vision for Osun State.

While expressing optimism that Adeleke's second term will usher in greater development, peace, and prosperity for Osun State, Oba Oyesosin appealed for reciprocal attention to Ejigboland. He specifically requested improved infrastructure, empowerment programs, and developmental projects to enhance the living standards of the area's residents. "It is my prayer and humble appeal that, as you settle down for the business of your second term, you will remember Ejigbo once again. We have laboured and sacrificed, and we trust that you will reciprocate our support with good governance," the monarch urged.

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It is my prayer and humble appeal that, as you settle down for the business of your second term, you will remember Ejigbo once again. We have laboured and sacrificed, and we trust that you will reciprocate our support with good governance.