OsunDecides2026: Gov Adeleke Casts Vote at His Polling Unit
Governor Ademola Adeleke has voted at his polling unit in Ede as Osun residents participate in the state governorship election.
Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has cast his ballot at his polling unit as voting continues in the 2026 Osun State governorship election.
The governor arrived at his polling unit in Ede, where he joined other registered voters to participate in the election.
Adeleke is seeking re-election and is among the leading contenders in the poll, which has attracted heightened security and political attention across the state.
The election is being conducted across Osun’s 30 local government areas, with security agencies deployed to maintain order and protect voters.
The governor's participation comes amid calls from civil society groups and political actors for a peaceful, credible and transparent election.
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