Osun Decides: How APC’s heavyweight deployment failed to halt Adeleke’s re-election

How Tinubu, Adeleke, Davido emerged as defining personalities in Osun election — APC youth leader

The APC youth leader made the remarks in a post on X on Sunday while reflecting on the outcome Saturday’s Osun State governorship election. The post How Tinubu, Adeleke, Davido emerged as defining personalities in Osun election — APC youth leader appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Osun Decides: How APC’s heavyweight deployment failed to halt Adeleke’s re-election

In a major political upset that reshaped Osun State’s electoral dynamics, the incumbent governor, Ademola Adeleke, secured his re-election on Saturday under the banner of the Accord Party, overcoming the formidable machinery of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC. Running under the banner of the Accord Party, a third-party platform, Adeleke polled 511,067 votes (50.8 […] Osun Decides: How APC’s heavyweight deployment failed to halt Adeleke…

Osun Workers Storm Secretariat To Celebrate Adeleke’s Re-Election

There were wild celebrations today at the Osun State Government Secretariat in Abere, Osogbo, as civil servants and public sector workers gathered in large... The post Video: Osun Workers Storm Secretariat To Celebrate Adeleke’s Re-Election appeared first on Naija News.

Osun Election: A Strategic Setback or a Political Defeat?

The Osun result is undoubtedly significant, but the bigger question is what it actually represents. Is it evidence of a weakening APC, a rejection of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, or simply a setback in one state?

BrandEconomy » POLITICS » How Ademola Adeleke Danced Past the Long Knives, Intimidation and ‘Federal Might’ to Win Osun Again

Ademola Adeleke changed parties, faced APC’s formidable national campaign machine and still expanded his Osun mandate to 511,067 votes and 19 local governments. BRANDECONOMY examines how governance, grassroots organisation, Davido, voter resistance and the politics of authenticity carried the “dancing governor” past the long knives—and why victory is not a blank cheque.

AFTERMATH: How APC’s self-inflicted defeat favoured Adeleke

The Osun governorship election offered the All Progressives Congress more than a defeat; it provided a detailed lesson in how political power, campaign strategy and public perception can combine to produce an unexpected outcome. Governor Ademola Adeleke, the Accord Party candidate, secured 511,067 votes against 444,815 recorded by the APC candidate, Bola Oyebamiji, winning in 19 of the state’s 30 local government areas and earning another four y…