Adeleke Calls for Healing, Unity After Re-election
Re-elected Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has called on residents to put the divisions of the election behind them, heal and unite to build a greater state. He thanked residents for renewing his mandate and expressed condolences to families of victims of electoral violence.
Re-elected Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has called on residents to heal, unite and work together towards building a greater state following his victory in Saturday’s governorship election.
Adeleke made the call in a statement shared on his X account on Friday, expressing gratitude to the people of the state for renewing his mandate.
He described the victory as a collective achievement and thanked traditional rulers, religious and community leaders, civil servants, pensioners, youths, women, artisans, traders, farmers and other residents who participated in the election.
The governor said the election outcome reflected the people’s decision to continue with his administration.
He said he accepted the renewed mandate with humility and a deep sense of responsibility.
Adeleke also remembered victims of electoral violence recorded before the election, expressing condolences to their families and loved ones.
He urged residents to put the divisions of the election behind them and focus on the future of the state.
“Together, let us heal, unite and continue building a greater Osun,” he said.
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