- An executive initiative has been launched regarding the replacement of the current unitary police structure in Nigeria.
- While serving as the state's chief executive, Ademola Adeleke delivers a delegation to the governor and demands urgent police command restructuring.
- Instability grips Osun State as the election outcome comes under scrutiny, involving the federal government and the police force.
- As the governor, Ademola Adeleke is leading the state government from the capital in Osogbo amidst political tension in Osun State.
Ademola Adeleke is governing Osun State while the region experiences civil unrest.
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Ademola Adeleke is governing Osun State while the region experiences civil unrest.
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The entities involved
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Ademola Adeleke
Nigerian politician and Governor of Osun State
- Adeleke received visits from party members and publicly affirmed his support for Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the upcoming 2027 election.
- On July 29, 2026, political activity was reported across the region, including Adeleke supporters aligning with Accord, APC supporters cheering for Bola Oyebamiji, and an INEC stakeholder meeting held in Osogbo.
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Osun State
state in Nigeria
Related events
- Olalekan Oyeyemi was killed in Ile-Ife, Osun State.
- Ademola Adeleke is the incumbent governor of Osun State, while Rauf Aregbesola emerged as national secretary of the African Democratic Congress.
- A governorship election was held in Osun State on July 9, 2026.
- The Ooni of Osun State affirmed his role as a traditional ruler and expressed support for national unity and policy.
- Political figures, including Ademola Adeleke, Soludo, and Wike, began campaigning in Anambra, Osun, and Rivers States.