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Bad Governance: Nigerian Young Politician Carpets Osun Gov

..says his advisers are brainless

A Nigerian young politician, who was the Governorship candidate of the Young Progressives Party (YPP) in the last Osun, South-West, Nigeria governorship election, Dr. Ademola Bayonle (DAB), has carpeted the Osun Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke, for offering what he termed bad governance to the people of the state in the last two years.

He made this known today through his verified X account @Dab4youth.

Describing the governor’s advisers as brainless, the young politician said, “Whoever advised Adeleke to embark on 5 bridges at the same time is a st.p.d person. Whoever advised him to erect the statue of his brother at the entrance of the city is bereft of any intelligence.”

He further noted that for two years running now, “no jobs created, no farming, no tourism, no sector sticking out… more of social engagement than sectorial engagement. No fantastic member of cabinet you can name.”

“If the bridge did not save Oyetola, I don’t know why you think it will save you. I wish the administration and the state all the best. He definitely worked very hard to get here but… The political cloud is forming and it will rain. 2026 is here!”

“Last election, if I wanted to decamp to another party, it would have been PDP… people spoke loud and clear from the comfort of their homes. They wanted PDP! Right now… it’s changing,” he declared.

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