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ADELEKE has happened to this one 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 When we were telling them that Our primary health centre are not functioning under ADELEKE, They will be abusing us unprovoked

OSUN WEST MUST CHOOSE RIGHT: APC DELEGATES, MEMBERS SHOULD RALLY BEHIND PETER TAIWO OGUNDEJI (APATA) By Adewumi Faniran In every defining political season, destiny often places before the people a simple but weighty choice, whether to recycle familiar disappointments or to embrace a future driven by vision, courage and genuine service. As the stage is now fully set for the primary elections of the All Progressives Congress, APC, across the Osun West Senatorial District, that moment of choice has once again arrived. For several days, there have been intense consultations and strategic engagements among apex leaders, stakeholders and aspirants within the district, all in a bid to examine the possibility of adopting consensus candidates for various elective positions, including the Senate, House of Representatives and House of Assembly seats. Through meetings across federal constituencies, local governments, wards, units, emissaries and private consultations with party elders, one position has resonated loudly and unmistakably among the aspirants, that the path of justice, peace and party unity lies in allowing transparent and constitutionally recognised primary elections. Their position is neither accidental nor selfish. It springs from the understanding that democracy loses its soul the very moment imposition replaces participation. A political process that denies people the right to test their popularity before party faithful often leaves behind bitterness, resentment and silent rebellion. As the old political saying goes, “A bridge built on exclusion rarely survives the flood of election season.” The aspirants have therefore maintained unequivocally that direct primary elections remain the fairest and most honourable route capable of preserving equity within the APC fold in Osun West. More importantly, they believe that a transparent process will naturally galvanise enthusiasm and translate into overwhelming support for the governorship candidate of the party, Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji, popularly known as AMBO, ahead of the August 15 governorship election. Understandably, concerns have also been raised that any attempt to force consensus arrangements in an already tense political atmosphere may prove counterproductive. It could dampen morale, alienate committed party loyalists and weaken the spirit of collective ownership which every victorious political movement requires. The aspirants equally deserve commendation for collectively commending the leadership disposition of the President and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the National Chairman of the APC, Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, and the former Governor of Osun State and Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, for insisting that where consensus fails, democratic primaries must prevail. That position remains a reassuring testament to the enduring values of internal democracy within the progressive family. At the crucial meeting held on Thursday in Iwo, aspirants for the Senate reportedly expressed readiness to test their popularity at the polls, rather than emerge through political shortcuts. Such courage deserves applause, because democracy flourishes best where ambition is subjected to the verdict of the people. Now that the primary elections are set to commence, beginning with the House of Representatives contest, it becomes imperative for party faithful across Osun West to reflect deeply and choose wisely. The district is blessed with an array of experienced politicians and accomplished personalities. Yet, amid the crowd, one name continues to command unusual grassroots admiration, Chief Peter Taiwo Ogundeji, fondly called APATA, the Oluomo of Gbotaru.

Let me repeat this once more: I have said it several times that I am not rich; in fact, I am very poor. But no politician in Osun can come out and say I have ever approached them for money, not even KOB Omowaiye, whom I am very close with. However, as for AMBO, he does not even have my account number. My support for AMBO is driven by conviction, experience, and integrity. He is the only one who can make Osun great. He has delivered in every office he has occupied before, and he will definitely do it again. AMBO will NOT spend billions of Osun’s funds on foreign trips without results. He will NOT pay billions of the people’s money to ghost workers. He will NOT claim to have bought 113 tractors while only showing 30. He will employ Osun youths and will not give our jobs to outsiders. He will not appoint family members into his cabinet, because nepotism is a crime. For the future of Osun, please vote AMBO.

The way Ademola Adeleke go loose in Iwo Local Government Ehn! You’ll pity him 😂😭

Ademola Adeleke and his deadbrains aides keeps clutching at straws 🤣