Accord Party governorship candidate in the Osun State governorship election, Ademola Adeleke, has urged voters to support his re-election bid, saying his administration has delivered significant development across the state.
Adeleke, who spoke at Arise Townhall on Tuesday, said his return to power in 2022 followed his decision to go back to school after what he described as being cheated in the 2018 governorship election.
“I was cheated in 2018. I went back to school and returned in 2022,” he said.
The candidate said his administration had prioritised the development of the state, assuring residents that public funds would be used for the benefit of Osun people.
“Osun State money will stay in Osun,” he said, while promising that “more goodies are on the way.”
Adeleke also highlighted road construction projects undertaken by his administration, saying some of the roads had been abandoned for many years before his intervention.
He dismissed allegations that roads constructed under his administration were substandard, saying qualified Nigerian engineers were involved in the projects.
“It is a sin to say that the roads I constructed are substandard. I used professional engineers. I used Nigerian engineers. I supervised their work,” he said.
According to him, his administration had “done so much” for the people of Osun State, adding that residents appreciated the impact of the projects.
He accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) of relying on propaganda to discredit his administration.
