Adeleke Addresses Claims of Attacking Tinubu Over Osun LG Polls, Predicts Outcome

Ademola Adeleke, the governor of Osun State, has denied rumors that he disparaged President Bola Tinubu in relation to the state’s upcoming local elections.

He called the claims untrue and asked people to ignore the incorrect information.
After casting his ballot on Saturday, Governor Adeleke spoke to reporters and commended President Tinubu for maintaining the rule of law, which he claimed enabled the local government elections. He underlined that democratic procedures at all governmental levels have been reinforced by the President’s dedication to democratic ideals.
“Let me affirm that I know Mr. President to be a true democrat, a lover of the rule of law, and a believer in the sanctity of the judicial process,” the governor said in a statement issued by his spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed.

“I am aware that, regardless of the parties involved, Mr. President will never approve a dictatorial violation of the constitution.” It is imperative to note that the President will never endorse any course of action that has the potential to cause chaos and violence.

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“We have confidence in the democratic credentials of President Tinubu, who we know will always insist on the rule of law,” I stated in my second broadcast about Mr. President.

He was confident that the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), his party, would win the elections for local government.