Candidate of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP in the recently concluded governorship election in Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke has affirmed that no amount of intimidation and harassment can change the will of God on the election.
Adeleke who spoke shortly after he was granted bail in what he viewed as a hurried case instituted by the police authorities in Abuja, declared his innocence in the case describing it as “trumped up charges of examination malpractices.”
Adeleke insisted that the case was politically motivated to sabotage his bid to retrieve the mandate, which he said was freely given him by the good people of Osun State.
He explained that he and his team campaigned and worked hard to earn the confidence and votes of the people despite all intimidation and attacks.
“I was duly screened and fielded as a candidate and my people voted massively for me. The whole world knows I won that election and I am at the tribunal to reclaim the mandate. All these fake allegations of examination malpractice and any other imaginary charges can not change the facts and the Truth,” the Senator declared.
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Adeleke said he remains committed to the mission to bring to an end “APC’s bad governance, economic and social enslavement of Osun people,” adding that his winning the governorship poll at first ballot less than a year after mass victory at senatorial election confirms his mass appeal and God’s grace.
“Our political victories are not our doing.The hands of God and the overwhelming love from the people account for our beating the incumbent administration even with all intimidating apparatus of state. The outcome of the recent poll should enlighten our opponents that this project is divine and supported by the people of Osun state.
“Dragging us to court on false charges, maligning our character and misrepresenting us before federal authorities and the whole world will not stop the truth from prevailing neither will it stop the regaining of the hijacked mandate. I am innocent of charges proferred against me and I know I will be vindicated.
“Let me reiterate my earlier appeal to our people to please remain calm and law abiding. We are before the tribunal and we trust in God that justice will be served,” Adeleke assured.
