Osun APC Campaign Director Vows Early Victory Over Governor Adeleke Following Inauguration of 800 Member Council

APC campaign DG Oluwole Oke inaugurates an 800-member team in Osun, promising an early victory over Governor Adeleke in the 2026 gubernatorial election.

By: AXL Media

Published: Apr 30, 2026, 8:01 AM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from Business Hallmark

A Bold Declaration of Electoral Confidence

The political atmosphere in Osun State intensified on Wednesday as the All Progressives Congress formalized its campaign structure for the 2026 governorship election. Hon. Oluwole Oke, leading the campaign for candidate Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji, issued a definitive challenge to the incumbent administration during a ceremony at the Ileri Oluwa House in Osogbo. According to Oke, the party possesses a specialized expertise in removing sitting governors and is fully prepared to conclude the tenure of Governor Ademola Adeleke well before the final tallies are typically expected on election night.

Inauguration of a Massive Campaign Apparatus

To facilitate this planned transition of power, the APC has inaugurated an expansive campaign committee consisting of 800 members. This council is tasked with the comprehensive mobilization of voters across the state's various local government areas. Oke described the committee as a highly committed body focused on a single, non negotiable objective: dislodging the current Peoples Democratic Party administration. He maintained that the political days of the current governor are numbered as the party ramps up its strategic operations.

Systemic Critiques of the Adeleke Administration

Beyond the electoral rhetoric, Oke leveled significant accusations against the Governor’s governance record, specifically citing failure in critical public sectors. According to the campaign director, the state’s resources have been mismanaged, leading to a visible decline in the quality of education, agriculture, and mining. He noted that public school infrastructure has deteriorated significantly and that there is a critical shortage of qualified teachers, rendering many educational institutions unable to function at the standards of previous years.