With barely two weeks to voting, the battle for the Osun State governorship election has entered a critical phase as political parties and their candidates have intensified campaigns and the battle for the state’s apex office.
Although 14 political parties are on the ballot, political analysts say the campaign dynamics, political intrigues and strength of the major contenders have effectively narrowed the race to the All Progressives Congress (APC), which is seeking to reclaim Osun, and the Accord, which is banking on Governor Ademola Adeleke’s incumbency, popularity and record in office.
BusinessDay reports that the campaign has become increasingly heated, with the APC and Accord exchanging allegations over violence, abuse of state institutions and attempts to influence the electoral process.
The Accord is campaigning on its achievements in infrastructure, workers’ welfare, pension payments, healthcare, education and grassroots development, while the APC argues that the Adeleke administration has failed to attract
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