Governor Adeleke's Propaganda Cannot Erase His Failures ....Osun People Deserve Better Than Lies and Dance, By: Salam Mustapha

I just came across a lengthy, rather bland article by Comrade Samakin Abdul-Jeleel, overflowing with flattery and sugar-coated falsehoods about Governor Ademola Adeleke. He boldly claims that no one can challenge Adeleke in 2026. Honestly, that’s not just ridiculous — it’s an outright insult to the intelligence of the Osun people.

Let’s set the record straight: Adeleke isn’t a performer — he’s a pretender. His administration is all show and no substance. He dances on stage while the state quietly suffers. We can’t let these lies go unchallenged. It’s time to speak the truth.

What has Adeleke actually accomplished in over 29 months in office? A handful of unfinished bridges? Bumpy roads? Propaganda videos? E-boreholes? A vague teacher recruitment process? A one-time tractor display? This isn’t governance — it’s a comedy act. The same Adeleke who promised jobs hasn’t delivered anything of real value. He vowed to empower the people but has only enriched his family, some questionable associates, and a few loyal followers.

Osun schools are still in desperate need of support. Hospitals are running low on supplies. Farmers are feeling the pinch. Markets are bare. Is this what Samakin calls “good governance”?

Sure, Adeleke has paid the minimum wage — but has that really alleviated hunger? What’s he done with all the federal funds he’s received from the Presidency? What about the thousands of unemployed youths? What about the small businesses that are struggling to survive? He gives with one hand and takes away with the other.

Paying salaries isn’t an achievement — it’s a responsibility.

They say pensioners now enjoy free healthcare. Just ask any pensioner you meet — they’ll tell you it’s a myth. There’s no proper information, no functioning hospitals, no medications, no access. It’s just another “audio policy” — designed for headlines, not for real lives.

Who says the Osun PDP is peaceful?

Samakin tried to paint a picture of division within the APC, but he conveniently left out the serious internal struggles happening within the PDP. In Osun, National Assembly members are at odds, Adeleke’s loyalists are clashing with party elders, and even the illegal local government appointees are feeling the heat. The Osun PDP is crumbling beneath the surface—don’t be fooled by their smiles in photos.

APC is Not Sleeping — We Are Preparing to Rescue Osun

Let Samakin churn out a hundred more articles; it won’t save Adeleke in 2026. The APC is very much alive. We’re regrouping, reconnecting with the grassroots, and we’re gearing up to present a strong, credible candidate who won’t just dance around issues but will actually deliver real results.

We don’t need to say much—the suffering in Osun speaks for itself. From Osogbo to Iwo, from Ilesa to Ife, people are fed up with lies, loans, and loud music.

In 2026, No More Hype — It’s Time for Real Change

Osun will not support a governor who has disrespected traditional rulers and dismissed OYES, O-MEAL, health workers, and teachers. A governor who has sparked communal crises across the state and is trying to relocate Ido-Osun property to his hometown out of selfishness and greed.

Adeleke’s time is almost up. The people are tired of empty promises and half-hearted projects. Osun doesn’t need a hip-hop dancer; it needs a serious, focused leader.

So, to Samakin and all of Adeleke’s media supporters: keep dancing and shouting online if you want. But remember—the people of Osun are not blind. They will make their voices heard with their votes in 2026.

And this time, they won’t be voting for a dancer; they’ll be voting for a doer. 

*Salam Mustapha      (SAMOF)*  

SA Media to Osun State APC Chairman  

Writing from Unit 001, Ward 05, Ife East LGA, Osun State.