Adeleke unveils 5-point agenda for Osun and his new party
Adeleke unveils 5-point agenda for Osun and his new party
The Osun state governor, Ademola Adeleke, has officially emerged as the governorship candidate of the Accord Party following a primary election held in Osogbo, overseen by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and other observers.
The governor, who was the sole aspirant of the party, secured 145 votes, with five votes declared void.
Accepting the nomination, Adeleke stated that his track record and the widespread goodwill among the populace will ensure victory for Accord Party in the upcoming 2026 elections.
He unveiled an upgraded five-point agenda for his campaign, which includes: Integrated Citizens and Workers’ Welfare,
Infrastructure Consolidation for Economic Prosperity, Increased Agro-Industrial Expansion for Youth Empowerment, Innovations for Health, Education, and Social Care, and Improved Business Environment for Job Creation.
“We are today launching the battle for continuity of progress, good governance, and democratic dividends. My candidacy signifies the continuation of a golden movement where development continues to shine across our state. We vow never to relent in rewarding service to our people.”
He articulated a commitment to modernisation and progress, rejecting a return to the “dark days” of past governance.
“Osun has faced failed promises for too long. In the last three years, we have fulfilled the yearnings and aspirations of our people. Ours is a government of action,” he said.
