GOVERNOR Ademola Adeleke came from a wealthy and elite background from Ede town, Osun State whose father and brother have governed the state at one time or the other. In this article, I am...
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Adeleke’s Final Dance or Fresh Mandate? The 2026 Budget as a Political Litmus Test, by Abioye Tosin Lawrence
News Update As dawn breaks over Osun, the governor prepares to walk into the State Assembly with a document that holds promises, figures, and perhaps, the echoes of a fading rhythm. Governor Ademola Adeleke...
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OSBC Recruitment Saga: Between Politics, Pain, and the Hope for Justice
By Henryrich Ojo | Newsworld In the quiet corridors of the Osun State Broadcasting Corporation (OSBC), voices that bring daily news to thousands across the state echo with silent frustration. Behind the microphones and...
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OSUN LG TUSSLE: Time for Gov Adeleke’s govt, PDP to live by reality By Waheed Adekunle
By Waheed Adekunle I read with consternation the statement issued yesterday by the spokesperson to Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State, Mr. Olawale Rasheed, quoting his principal to have accused the opposition of deliberately...
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Op-ed: How Governor Adeleke Repositioned Osun Civil Service
The Osun State Government, under the leadership of Governor Ademola Adeleke, has taken a bold and historic step towards repositioning the state’s civil service for greater efficiency, transparency, and productivity. In a move widely...
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INTERVIEW: What to Know About Amotekun, Akinlalu and Osun Security Updates – Olawale Rasheed
Spokesperson /Special Adviser to Governor Ademola Adeleke spoke extensively on the Amotekun Service and general security situation in Osun State in this interview on Rave FM Frank Talk. How does the state government react...
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YORÙBÁ RÒNÚ: Amotekun Is Not The Enemy, Embrace Security Corps
Author: Yusuf Idowu Abass YORÙBÁ RÒNÚ: AMOTEKUN IS NOT THE ENEMY In a time when insecurity threatens the very soul of our communities, and trust in centralized authority continues to erode, one truth stands...
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Re: Chief Niyi Akintola’s Views on Development in South Western States
By Mallam Olawale Rasheed As I pick pen to clarify issues raised by learned silk, Chief Niyi Akintola, SAN about governance across the south west, I must acknowledge his own admission of insufficient information...
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When Activism is Selective: Nigerian Voices Go Loud Against Aso Rock, but Stay Silent on a Rough Pitch in South Africa’s Bloemfontein
In what can only be termed selective struggle, many in our activist community go loud against government officials in Abuja, putting all expectations on them, as if anything that goes wrong in Nigeria must...
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Between Puff Puff and the Launchpad: Osun’s Tale of Fried Dough and Forgotten Developers
•would cameras roll if dreams were hawked like puff puff?” It was puff puff, not a policy, not a startup launch, not an innovation hub that lit up Osun’s news cycle. A governor stopped...
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