Adeleke, APC trade blame over Osun violence, shooting

Author: Francis EzediunoPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Nigeria

PoliticsCrime & Law

Adeleke, APC trade blame over Osun violence, shooting

Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke and the APC have exchanged accusations over violence and shootings in Osogbo, Ede, and Ile-Ife. Adeleke blamed thugs allegedly linked to APC candidate Bola Oyabamiji and called on President Tinubu to intervene. The APC rejected the claims and accused the PDP and Accord Party of attacks on its supporters. The Accord Party also alleged that APC-linked thugs carried out shootings.

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