Otunba JJK

Student of Politics | Wikimedian | Advocate of Good Governance | Co-founder @onebookonepen

[Otunba JJK @iamjohnjoy]

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I wish you the very best in life dearie 🥂

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Shinning.
Moisturized.
Resilient.
Gratitude.
Thank you God for remaining faithful to me 🤍
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[Oseni Kazeem Olamilekan @OseniKazeemOla2]

Baba Gomina ti soro soke oooooo
Ema pami lomo o Eyin arabi😜😂😂😂

[Future Billionaire☺️ @Acedolapo]

Governor Adeleke arrives the venue of Ajegunle boys endorsement of Imole 4+4.

AJEGUNLE BOYS as being called are group of spare parts traders with large voting bloc and with an history of always backing the ‘winner’ of governorship election in Osun state.

This is massive. Everyone in Osun is saying #ImoleCarryOnAccordingly

[Otunba JJK @iamjohnjoy]

@Olu2045 I dig

[Adeleke Youth Development Initiative @AYDI_Osun]

Governor Ademola Adeleke’s administration has transformed Iwo into a more beautiful and improved place.

It has delivered developments that citizens can be proud of anywhere.

We all know what Iwo used to look like, and what it has become today.

Even the highly respected and well-travelled Oluwo of Iwo has acknowledged this transformation.

May Governor Adeleke continue to succeed.

#ProtectTheProgress 💡

[NakelTony ỌmọNational @Nakeltony]

SENATOR FADAHUNSI RODE ON ADELEKE'S POPULARITY

In a recent interview, Governor Ademola Adeleke stated that his popularity contributed significantly to Senator Francis Fadahunsi's victory in 2019. Some people doubted that claim, but a look at history tells an interesting story.

Let's remind ourselves:

• 2011 – Fadahunsi contested for Senate and lost to Babajide Omoworare of ACN.

• 2015 – He contested again under the PDP and lost to the APC candidate.

• 2019 – He won the Osun East Senatorial seat.

• 2023 – He was re-elected for a second term.

So, what changed in 2019?

In 2017, a political wave swept across Osun State. Senator Ademola Adeleke contested a by-election and won against all odds. He defeated an established political structure despite opposition from powerful stakeholders and a ruling party firmly in control of the state and federal.

That victory awakened hope among many Osun citizens. It was seen as a people's victory, and it energized PDP supporters across the state.

The momentum continued into the 2018 governorship election. Adeleke became the PDP candidate and, despite the odds, won the election before it was declared inconclusive. Even Omisore splitted his votes. The legal battle that followed did not stop Adeleke from campaigning and mobilizing support for the PDP across Osun then.

At that time, PDP had no Senator and only two House of Representatives members. Yet, in the 2019 elections, the party won a Senate seat, three House of Representatives seats, and four House of Assembly seats.

It is difficult to ignore the role the Adeleke wave played in that transformation.

Fadahunsi defeated Ajibola Famurewa in 2019, and by 2023, after Adeleke had become Governor, the PDP went on to dominate elections across the state. Fadahunsi comfortably secured re-election.

Nobody is saying others did not contribute. Politics is a collective effort. However, some influences are bigger than others, and history should be acknowledged as it happened.

Governor Adeleke also demonstrated this influence when he joined the Accord Party. In a short time, a party many considered unpopular suddenly became a major force and a source of concern for the APC. To the extent that the allegedly sponsor a candidate and even want the party deregistered.

As 2027 approaches, the candidate challenging Senator Fadahunsi is a first-time senate contender running under a party that was once considered politically insignificant.

The best way to settle every argument about popularity is simple: allow a free, fair, and transparent election, and let the people decide.

History matters. Records matter. Let us always get the facts straight.

[Western Spring Television @WStv_NG]

“THEY WANTED THIS GOVERNMENT TO FAIL, BUT THEY HAVE FAILED” "I am not surprised by the actions of the Osun APC. Propaganda is what they know best. For nearly two years, local government allocations were not released as they should have been, and those responsible diverted the funds to their so-called 'Yes or No' chairmen. They will ultimately answer for their actions before the law. Their objective has been to see this administration fail, but they have not succeeded and they will not succeed. Despite all distractions, our government remains focused on delivering on its mandate to the people of Osun State." — Governor Ademola Adeleke.

WATCH FULL VIDEO ON YOUTUBE
https://t.co/mXksn1Y3eH

#GovernorAdeleke #AdemolaAdeleke #OsunState #OsunPolitics

[Otunba JJK @iamjohnjoy]

@RMCFbase E ku ojumo

[Légend Adekunle @AdekunLegend]

“In the coming days, Ekiti and Osun States will hold elections. I urge INEC, security agencies, and all parties to ensure these polls are peaceful and credible. Democracy fails when citizens doubt the process.”

- President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, June 12 nationwide broadcast

#ImoleTill2030 #ProtectTheProgress

[Otunba JJK @iamjohnjoy]

@TheGridPost Shame on you

[The Imole Campaign Council @TICC_2026]

#Osundecides2026 #ImoleCarryOnAccordingly #BeyondTheDance #ImoleOsun2.0

[Otunba JJK @iamjohnjoy]

@Only1Etubo They should do Monday to Thursday, Friday to Sunday as weekend

[Otunba JJK @iamjohnjoy]

Another headache for the lackey boys.

Thank you Tbabzz, nah man you be 🫡

[Tomiwa Babalola @tbabzz1]

Today I featured on @osbcng while making reference to the value of youth in our polity. Thank you @Unofficialaides cc @O_basslet

[Otunba JJK @iamjohnjoy]

@RIAOFIBADAN 😂 😂

[Otunba JJK @iamjohnjoy]

Thank you Mr. President.

Can I call your attention to the issue of local government financial autonomy as it still remains a mirage in the country. And even inactive in Osun State as the council are a currently occupied illegally by some imposters.

[Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT]

Fellow Nigerians

Today, we celebrate democracy and the enduring Nigerian spirit. For 27 unbroken years, since May 29, 1999, Nigerians have chosen their leaders through the ballot, witnessed peaceful transitions of power, and resolved disagreements in courtrooms and legislative chambers—not through violence. We have experienced the longest stretch of civilian rule in our history. Our democracy is not perfect, but it is ours, and we must continue to defend and strengthen it.

[Otunba JJK @iamjohnjoy]

@officialABAT Thank you Mr. President.

Can I call your attention to the issue of local government financial autonomy as it still remains a mirage in the country. And even inactive in Osun State as the council are a currently occupied illegally by some imposters.

[Otunba JJK @iamjohnjoy]

@Acedolapo Owo ero lo n naa 😂

[Otunba JJK @iamjohnjoy]

@Iamayaaba011 From your mouth to God’s ears

[Adeleke Youth Development Initiative @AYDI_Osun]

We must continue to #ProtectTheProgress

In a vibrant display of solidarity and support, members of the Ajegunle Spare Parts Dealers Association today took to the streets in a “Walk to Win” rally, reaffirming their confidence in Governor Ademola Adeleke and his vision for a greater Osun.

The movement for continuity continues to gather momentum.