Osun Muslim Group questions Adeleke’s record, backs Oyebamiji
The group’s Secretary, Abdulganiy Sahid, also said some members of the Muslim community had raised concerns about representation in political appointments and leadership positions within the state government.
By Shina Abubakar OSOGBO — A coalition of Muslim leaders under the aegis of the Concerned Muslim Stakeholders and League of Alfas in Osun State has questioned Governor Ademola Adeleke’s assertion that his administration has done more for Muslims than previous governments.
Speaking at a press conference in Osogbo on Thursday titled “State of the Nation: A Call to the Conscience of Muslims in Osun State,” the group’s President, Sheikh Qozeem AbdulRahaman, said the election presents an opportunity for voters to assess candidates on issues of governance, fairness and leadership.
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