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Adeleke Defends Dancing, Says He Is a ‘Bulldozer’ Ahead of Osun Poll

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Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has defended his public dancing, saying it does not affect his ability to govern. Speaking at a town hall for governorship candidates, Adeleke said there is a clear difference between recreation and official responsibilities. He said he remains serious and prudent in government, while accusing some APC critics of being jealous of his dancing. Adeleke added that he would be willing to teach them how to dance. At another town hall, the governor expressed confidence ahead of the Osun governorship election. Responding to claims that the APC has the backing of 34 governors, he described himself as a “bulldozer” and said Osun voters, not party leaders, would decide the election. Adeleke is seeking re-election on the Accord Party platform after leaving the PDP amid its internal crisis.

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jesse

Do voters see Adeleke's dancing as harmless recreation, or does it shape how seriously they judge his leadership before the Osun poll?

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peter

Do you think people separate a leader's public personality from the actual work they expect?

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jaruma

His point is straightforward: public recreation and official responsibility can coexist, though political opponents will likely keep blending the two.

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tolu

The distinction sounds fair, but saying it is one thing; voters may still want governance results to speak louder than the performance.

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noah

Campaign discussions should focus on clear records, plans, and accountability. Personal style can be debated, but it should not replace scrutiny of governance.

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