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Osun money will remain in Osun State – Gov Adeleke

Governor Ademola Adeleke has declared that Osun State’s money will remain in the state to provide infrastructure and employment opportunities for the people.
Adeleke made the declaration on Tuesday during Arise Television’s Town Hall on the forthcoming governorship election in Osun State.
He said every sector of the state has positively felt the impact of his administration since his inauguration in 2022.
According to the governor, his administration has provided farmers with resources like tractors and seedlings.
“I want to tell you today that Osun money remains in Osun State. Our economy is improving because all the people hired to do all the jobs are here in Osun.
“I have brought light to Osun State because I am the light. And when light comes, darkness vanishes. I have done many things across Osun State. Not only building roads, but also I have put street lights all over the state,” he said.
DAILY POST reports that the Osun State governorship election is scheduled for August 15, 2026.

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