- Isaac Fayose criticizes Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke regarding political developments in the state.
- Fayose questions how Adeleke maintains his position amid ongoing political issues.
- He claims that 28 people died during the political crisis in Osun.
Nigerian politician and social commentator Isaac Fayose has criticised Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke over the political developments surrounding the state, questioning the circumstances surrounding his continued hold on power.
Fayose alleged that 28 people lost their lives during the political crisis in Osun, claiming that their deaths were ultimately in vain because the Adelekes had allegedly aligned themselves with the same forces they once opposed.
“28 people Kp@! for Adeleke in Osun state, so they won’t take the state from him. The Adelekes now are with the oppressors they fought, those people just d!£d for nothing,” Fayose said.
He also raised concerns about the alleged amount of money spent during the election, referencing claims attributed to Davido’s father and the APC regarding campaign expenditure.
According to Fayose, Davido’s father allegedly claimed that the All Progressives Congress (APC) spent about N60 billion on the election, while the APC reportedly claimed that the Accord Party spent N40 billion.
Fayose questioned the implication of the alleged figures, arguing that they would amount to approximately N100 billion in taxpayers’ money.
The comments have added another layer to the ongoing political debate in Osun, particularly over the conduct of elections, political alliances and the enormous financial resources allegedly deployed during electoral contests.
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