#OsunDecides: Ekiti PDP Governorship Candidate, Kolawole Congratulates Adeleke

The Governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in Ekiti State, Bisi Kolawole, on Sunday congratulated Ademola Adeleke, the candidate of the party in Osun State on his victory in the 16th July Governorship election.

Naija News had earlier reported that Adeleke defeated the incumbent governor of the state and governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Gboyega Oyetola.

The incumbent governor of the state who was defeated in the election gathered 375,027 votes, while Adeleke polled 403,371 votes to win the election.

Kolawole in his congratulatory message made available to our platform commended Adeleke for his courage in the governorship election.

He further stated that the PDP governorship candidate in Osun State has led to party to reclaim its mandate stolen in 2018.

The statement reads, “I write on behalf of myself and the Peoples Democratic Party in Ekiti State to heartily rejoice with you, your deputy and the good people of Osun State on your resounding victory at the July 16 Governorship poll in Osun State. Congratulations on a new dawn in Osun.

“I salute your doggedness and courage my brother. I commend your industry and tenacity in the face of daunting odds. You have led our party to reclaim its stolen mandate in the previous 2018 Osun election. It is true that if falsehood travels for twenty years, the truth will overtake someday.

“There is no doubt that this victory will shut the doors against misgovernance, incompetence and crass opportunism of the All Progressive Congress in Osun State and our country Nigeria.

“You have reopened the windows of opportunities for our people to pursue their wellbeing in an environment of peace, liberty and orderliness thereby courting for themselves the blessings of prosperity and happiness which our Party guarantees.

“Once more, Ekiti people and I share the joy of this unique victory with you and our people in Osun as we earnestly look forward to reclaiming the government at the centre next February. It is a done deal.”