Osun people are ready for change, Oyebamiji dismisses Adeleke’s popularity

Bola Oyebamiji, the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for the Osun State governorship election, asserted his strong position against the incumbent Governor Ademola Adeleke. Dismissing claims that his campaign relies on federal government support, Oyebamiji emphasized that his strength stems directly from the people of Osun.

Oyebamiji, also known as AMBO, detailed his extensive engagement with the state's residents, having visited over 30 local government areas multiple times. He explained that his initial consultations aimed to gauge party members' readiness to govern, while subsequent visits focused on campaign mobilization and engaging community stakeholders. This thorough groundwork, he stated, convinced him that Osun residents are eager for a change in leadership.

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I have to go around the local government to inaugurate those canvassers, and they were charged, they were motivated, and they were encouraged. It’s quite illuminating. You can see that our people are ready to take government from the dancing government.

"I have to go around the local government to inaugurate those canvassers, and they were charged, they were motivated, and they were encouraged," Oyebamiji said. He further highlighted consultations with community leaders, artisans, market groups, and civil servants, reinforcing his belief that voters are seeking a new direction. The APC candidate expressed unwavering confidence in securing victory on August 15, 2026, attributing it to the will of the people rather than any external political force.

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By special grace of God, I’m coming in as the governor of Osun come 15th of August 2026. This is something that is not far-fetched. It is not by any power, whether it is a national power or it is mighty power, it is by the people.