Open Letter to Mr President: Saboteurs in Osun APC and a call for accountability
THE “OSOGBO 2030” AGENDA AND THE 2026 ELECTION There are also unconfirmed reports that the National Secretary allegedly told close political allies that his governorship ambition would be more feasible under another four years of an Ademola Adeleke administration and an Accord Party-controlled political environment than under an eight-year administration of an APC government led by Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (AMBO).
According to reports making the rounds within the party, there was a belief that if His Excellency, Adegboyega Oyetola CON, had won his re-election in 2022 and remained Governor of Osun State, the National Secretary, who was then a Senator from the same senatorial district as the former Governor, would have had little or no realistic opportunity to emerge as the APC’s governorship candidate in 2026.
Why would a national officer of the party remain seemingly distant from a major governorship struggle for such an extended period, only to become visibly involved when the election was already close?
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