This development follows a recent political fight where Adeleke—the standard-bearer of the Accord Part—successfully led his political party to defeat his main challenger, Asiwaju Bola Oyebamiji, the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate heavily backed by the honorable minister
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Video: “I Flogged Them” — In London, Gov Adeleke Speaks On Defeating Oyetola-Backed Candidate
Adeleke polled 511,067 votes to secure his second term, trouncing the APC’s Oyebamiji
Osun: Minister Oyetola, APC Guber Candidate Oyebamiji Snob Gov Adeleke’s Peace Initiative
Adeleke reportedly made the move in commemoration of the 35th anniversary of Osun State’s creation, seeking true reconciliation following the violence that marred the recently concluded governorship poll.
Minister Oyetola Plots To Make Son, Femi, Senator In Osun
The move has sparked internal discussions within the All Progressives Congress,
Omisore Tackles Minister Oyetola
The delegate primary election can not hold until result of the Appeal Screening Committee is released
Sanwo-Olu Hails Tinubu, Minister Oyetola On Nigeria’s Return To IMO Category C
Governor Sanwo-Olu applauded President Tinubu for providing the national leadership that strengthened maritime governance
Dual Power Situation In Osun And The Implications
Even with the struggle for fiscal autonomy for the local government administration in Nigeria, the state House of Assemblies still make laws for the administration of the local governments
Insiders Tell How Gov Adeleke Will Profit From Aregbesola’s Suspension
The Osun State chapter of the APC announced Aregbesola’s suspension on Wednesday,
Oyetola’s Govt Got N3.5bn – Adeleke Refutes Claims Of Receiving N8bn LAUTECH Refund
the Adeleke administration received only Five Hundred Million Naira on the LAUTECH refund since assumption of office.
Gov Diri Visits Minister Oyetola, Seeks FG Collaboration On Agge Seaport, Blue Economy
According to him, if the country is able to tap into the resources in its maritime domain, there would be less emphasis on oil and gas