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@RealAdeshina Isn’t it appalling that a government valued capital project over human capital resources. Building all these only to sack Osun workers, unpaid salaries and arrears. You are proving to people why your party should not be trusted because of this disastrous ideology.

First Government to ever paid workers 13th month salary is APC government. The Abeere government house was built under APC using civil servants not contractor to Build 3rd most beautiful government house in Nigeria.

@Shalomx20 These and many others are real time verifiable of Adeleke achievements. One would wonder what APC think of Osun State for demoralising his government just to plunder the state into disaster like they did for 12 years. Osun is progressing and we are not going back to dark era.

On my way to Ogo Oluwa this noon, I had to pass through Ona Baba Ona. The last time I used that road was when the previous administration only did one lane with a risky barricade. Seeing the complete transformation done by Adeleke, along with streetlights is nice. #Imoletill2030

@OlamideAlawode_ @RealAdeshina If true, out of that 250k , 245k will vote Adeleke.

This afternoon after a strategy session with my bro @RealAdeshina in his ikirun country home, we were privy to the information that 250k new voters came out of our coordinated registration process. Alhamdulilahi AmBO would chase Demola out of that office come August 15

@LegendaryJoe @lollylarry1

WE MUST RESCUE OSUN STATE BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE I prefer to speak less about the affairs of other zones - for the Yoruba are no meddlesome interlopers in the business of neighbours. But wherever it concerns our cradle, wherever it touches the pride of our people and the soil that bore us - it becomes my business. And Osun State, at this very hour, is my business. Do you know that over ₦1 Trillion Naira has filtered through the system in Osun State - and the dancing governor can barely account for a substantial portion of it? The little he manages to defend has been found squandered on areas of zero priority to the good people of that land. Do you know that this governor places greater value on entertainment, owambe, and assorted frivolities than on industries and investments that could lift the living standards of his people? How else do we explain a governor who lavished ₦92 Billion on parties, merry making and concerts - yet committed only ₦7 Billion to agriculture within the same breath of time? What a tragedy. What a monument to misplaced priorities. But it has never been my practice to condemn the innocent - and so I will not lay the full weight of blame on Adeleke. He never pretended to be anything other than what he is. The man never feigned competence. The people of Osun elected him in grief, as a sympathy gesture for the passing of his beloved brother, Senator Isiaka. A noble sentiment - but governance is not a condolence assignment. Now that the Senator has been fully and fitly honoured, the people of Osun are ready to correct the blunder with clear eyes. Mediocrity will finally give way for capacity. ADELEKE will be replaced with AMBO. Good Morning Severally

@salawueedris1 How many tractors your principal bought in 12 years of their government mismanagement.

This isn’t the way to revitalize agriculture; You failed in the agricultural sector. -You promised 100+ tractors but bought 30+. -No concrete evidence of usage of tractors but for photo ops. -No agricultural initiatives to BRING BACK YOUTH to AGRICULTURE like Ekiti State. -No evidence of farmland produce. -No evidence of distribution to each LG NO EVIDENCE, but unnecessary DRAMA. You’re a ONE-TERM GOVERNOR, sir.

@_chiefagbabiaka @abdullahayofel @AdekolaHebeeb @RealArije @RealAishatGold @RealFikayomi66 @Alpha_Yom @salawueedris1 @SaheedOlaSalami @Sambest0706447 @woye1

Adeleke Has Squandered Over N1 Trillion in Three Years — APC Governorship Campaign Spokesperson • Says Adeleke is a colossal failure who spent N92 billion on food consumption but invested only N7 billion in agriculture in three years • Accuses governor of hiding details of N57.6 billion debt cancellation gesture by Federal Government • Reveals AMBO’s plans on agriculture, health, housing, electricity The All Progressives Congress (APC) Governorship Campaign Council has condemned what it described as the reckless mismanagement of public resources by the administration of Governor Ademola Adeleke @AAdeleke_01, alleging that over N1 trillion in revenue has been squandered in less than three years without commensurate development across Ọsun State. The Head of Media and Publicity of the APC Governorship Campaign Council, Engr. Oluremi Omowaiye, made this known in Osogbo on Monday. Omowaiye disclosed that while the state has enjoyed unprecedented revenue inflow, the Adeleke administration has little to show for it, accusing the government of prioritizing frivolities over meaningful development. He specifically alleged that about N92 billion had been spent on “wining and dining,” describing it as a gross misplacement of priorities. He further accused the administration of concealing vital financial information from the public, particularly the reported N57.6 billion debt cancellation granted to the state by the Federal Government. “The people of Ọsun deserve transparency. It is unacceptable that such a huge financial relief is being hidden from public scrutiny by a government that claims to be accountable,” he stated. Omowaiye @remiteo noted that the governorship candidate of the APC, Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (AMBO), represents a clear alternative with a vision anchored on responsible governance and people-oriented policies. According to him, an @OyebamijiBola administration will focus on critical sectors such as agriculture, education, health, transportation and power generation. He explained that with the recent decentralization of electricity generation and distribution by the National Assembly, state governments now have the constitutional backing to generate and improve electricity supply within their domains. “This is a major opportunity that Oyebamiji will leverage to transform Ọsun’s power sector, stimulate industrial growth and improve the quality of life of our people,” he said. Omowaiye further revealed that the APC candidate plans to reintroduce the car loan scheme for civil servants and revive the food support programme, both of which were discontinued by the current administration upon assumption of office. He added that Oyebamiji would prioritize housing development for workers and promote mortgage schemes to make home ownership accessible to citizens. He stressed that the immediate past APC administration under former Governor @GboyegaOyetola constructed 30 housing units for medical doctors at the State Specialist Hospital, Asubiaro---an achievement he said the current government has failed to replicate despite receiving far higher revenues. Omowaiye assured that an APC-led government would be prudent in managing public resources, unlike what he described as the current administration’s pattern of reckless spending. He also criticized the Adeleke government for allegedly awarding road construction contracts to incompetent and unqualified firms with no track record in infrastructure delivery, claiming that contracts have been handed to fertilizer distribution companies, cyber café operators and estate agents. “Oyebamiji will engage competent, world-class contractors to deliver durable and high-quality infrastructure projects across the state,” he assured. Omowaiye further described the Adeleke administration as a failure, alleging that it has already seen the handwriting on the wall ahead of the August governorship election, hence its resort to propaganda, falsehood, and mudslinging.

@Tosquo @AAdeleke_01 @woye1 @_chiefagbabiaka @EleluAyoola @FriendsOfAMBO @RealArije @salawueedris1 Shows how likely you understand what you post. Can’t you see contradiction in what you post and your replies

4 YEARS OF NON-STOP DANCING… ZERO LANDMARK PROJECTS. While Governor Adeleke @AAdeleke_01 has been busy turning Osun into a dance hall, twerking, shuffling, and posting 'Imole' videos - other governors who came in around the same time have been TRANSFORMING their states. Compare and cry: • In Ekiti, Gov Biodun Oyebanji completed the Ekiti Agro-Allied International Cargo Airport (commercial operations approved), delivered the Ring Road Phase 1, rehabilitated 284km of roads, cleared billions in pension arrears, made Ekiti one of the SAFEST states in Nigeria, and upgraded schools, hospitals & youth infrastructure. REAL WORK. NO DRAMA. • In Enugu, Governor Peter Mbah exploded IGR from ₦26.8bn to over ₦406bn, constructed/rehabilitated over 1,000km of roads, is delivering 260 Smart Green Schools, 260 Type-2 PHCs, 70 million litres/day water plants, CNG transit, and building the New Enugu City. Visionary. Relentless. But in Osun? Boreholes. Patchy roads. Plenty of dance steps. No airport. No smart schools. No economic revolution. Just vibes and Imole chants while the state stands still. Osun people, how long will you allow entertainment over governance? Retweet if you’re tired of dance steps instead of development. #OsunDeservesBetter

@DavidHundeyin @Wizarab10 There’s no reason for us to be keeping malice to one another. But it’s every child rights to defend their father’s legacy.

I'm bored of saying it, but any Yoruba person reading this should please remember that there will still be life after Tinubu. His mission to turn you and Igbo people into enemies for the sake of his short-term political interest will only spoil your life for no reason.

@Seunfunmi_mi One will think Adeleke has been a governor for 15 years. All these retards are supporting a party that recked the state for good 12 years and blamed a 3 years government. Isn’t that the highest hypocrisy. But the good people of Osun state know better.

Your uncle is an illiterate governor, he doesn't value education, almost all the school buildings in osun are in wrecks. why will he even value education? he himself did neco at 64yrs old. He danced around for 4 yrs all he can show off is sub standard roads he did. Agric sector is zero.

@Seunfunmi_mi @lollylarry1 Only a chronic retard will support Ambo and return of the state to APC.

Only gullible people will want Adeleke as the governor of the state for another 4 years.

@Auntyarikestore With court cases 😂

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@SlimmytiNY I swear. They don’t know how much struggle it was. I couldn’t attend my convocation because it was done with four sets then.

You people don’t understand how significant it’s that LUTECH can hold convocation every year. Bruh 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

For those who have asked, to celebrate @YhungProf0, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology’s best‑graduating student, please make a donation to 2410293863, Zenith Bank, OLADEPO Caleb Olugbenga. Many thanks 💙. Please RT ko lor far!

@SodiqTade They haven’t seen anything. I was there this morning and it’s massive.

Ifon-Orolu people this morning for Governor Adeleke. APC is our enemy in Osun and they shall be defeated heavily on August 15th. Adeleke's 8 years isn't negotiable!

Imole Agricultural Gains: Governor Adeleke Praises Expansion in Cocoa, Cashew and Oil Palm Planting ● 400,000 Cocoa Seedlings Planted ● 4,511 Acres Cultivated With New Tractors OSOGBO - 24/04/2026 - Osunstate.gov.ng Governor Ademola Adeleke has expressed happiness at the various successes recorded under the agricultural sector in the last three years, reeling out statistics on planting expansion in cocoa, oil palm and cashew sectors. The governor who continued the sectoral review of Osun governance starting from 2023 had in the previous two weeks appraised his administration's achievements recorded in road and sports infrastructure. Speaking after receiving the agro-sector report, the governor said his administration's cocoa expansion initiative received a boost with 400,000 cocoa seedlings planted from 2023 till date. The governor who announced the cocoa expansion initiative early in the life of the administration noted that cocoa seedlings were generously extended to farmers at a very subsidised rate, expressing happiness that “Osun is on the road to reclaiming frontline position ahead of Ondo and Cross River states. While promising a more aggressive cocoa planting plan, the governor said the expansion initiative is being complemented with a renewed drive for creation of agro - processing infrastructure to develop the cocoa value chains. Aside from the good report from the cocoa sector, the Governor also announced that the cashew extension project has recorded huge success with 80,000 seedlings planted from 2023 till date. Calling it a game changer, Governor Adeleke said Osun is seeking to ramp up its annual output in the sector to boost the increasing capacity of cashew stakeholders to meet local and global demands. “I am also happy to announce that a total of 60,000 oil palm seedlings were planted within the same period. We target those three major cash crops in our drive for diversification. We want to be known to be the hub of not just cocoa but of Cashew and Oil Palm. “And for the opposition APC that bought no single tractor throughout its years in power, I have a wonderful report about the good output of our 31 tractors serving farmers across the 30 local governments and Area Council. “Our administration purchased 31 tractors with the hope of buying more in phases to meet the 117 targets. But the seizure of the Osun local government fund changed the plan. “However, the 31 tractors located across the state have been serving the local farmers very well at subsidised rates. I am happy to report that from 2025 till date, the state tractors have cultivated 4,511 acres. “This is a big leap forward from the previous government which showed a very low level of mechanisation through tractorisation. Our farmers are enjoying the tractorisation services across the state. “Our farmers also enjoyed several batches of farm inputs since the inception of this administration. Ours is a pro-farmers government. I express our thanks to the Osun State Farmers’ Association for the endorsement of my re-election as governor of Osun state”, the governor posited. Signed: Mallam Olawale Rasheed, Spokesperson to the State Governor.

My Mum used to sell food on the roadside by the C&S primary school in Ikorodu many years ago, she did everything to make sure we could get an education. I will send you one million naira from the sale of the chessboards to support your mum’s business. I wish you all the best.

@Doyin_Biodun This is just work-to-live in one of the local government secretariats in Osun state this morning. You guys are only living in denial but in reality, the good people of Osun state knows better and wiser. Continue the fooling.

It will shock Adeleke the way he will lose the election and lule. Ambo ti Kayode Ambo is the next Governor. August 16 is here.

To those ppl asking what has Adeleke done in agricultural sector, I hope u have ur answer now

@emye_cool @YhungProf0 With everything you read , this is your only submission. I believe most of you guys are actually raise with hate and undeserving privilege.

I hope you know it's a loan? And you will pay for it even with tax. NELFUND is a sc@m and it's another tool the politicians are using in embezzling our funds. That been said, as a lover of education, I congratulate your achievement. But I pray you find a good job. You should not come and occupy the POS labour market. In ALL things, thank your God for seeing you through.

Amid the flood of felicitations following my convocation as Overall Best Graduating Student of LAUTECH, I find it necessary to address the stir around my NELFUND appreciation post. I accept the praise, life changing offers and the backlash, in good faith. Still, it is only fair to set the record straight. I hail from a village in Osun State, raised in a modest family of five. I attended public primary and secondary schools, not by choice, but because even the most inexpensive private schools were beyond our means. Even then, survival itself; food and clothing was a daily struggle. I walked miles to school each morning, while my parents laboured as jacks-of-all-trades to make ends meet. For nine defining years before I entered university, we lived within sight of basic amenities yet beyond our reach, no electricity, no television; just lanterns and candles. Against these odds, I earned a scholarship and now this distinction. In my third year, a coursemate’s father, someone I had once tutored academically, gifted me my first smartphone which I am still using till now. On several occasions, lecturers, moved by quiet compassion, provided me with clothing. There are many other instances, too numerous to recount. So, I say this plainly, not all of us are born with a silver spoon. Some of us climbed the ladder by holding on to every rung of legitimate support we could find. As an engineering student aspiring to make academic history, should I resort myself to blaming my family’s financial situation for my inability to afford fees and essentials like a reliable smartphone or laptop needed for skills and certifications? For me personally, NELFUND was not incidental; it was instrumental and to acknowledge what helped one’s journey is neither propaganda nor misplaced allegiance. It is simply an act of appreciation. Thank you @NELFUND and everyone that contributed to this success! Greatness awaits all of Us.

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