ASEJERE, OLOHUNWA, ADESOYE RECEIVE ROYAL BLESSINGS AS TACC STORMS BORIPE, BOLUWADURO PALACES.

ASEJERE, OLOHUNWA, ADESOYE RECEIVE ROYAL BLESSINGS AS TACC STORMS BORIPE, BOLUWADURO PALACES.

...Yeyeluwa Adeleke-Sanni Predicts Repeat of 2023 Victories, Says Governor Adeleke Will Reclaim All Three Senate Seats, Nine Reps Seats and 26 Assembly Seats; Urges Royal Fathers to Extend Support to all Accord Candidates....

Osogbo,  November 12, 2026.

The Asejere Campaign Council (TACC) has intensified its grassroots mobilisation across Osun Central Senatorial District, as its campaign delegation visited the palaces of traditional rulers in Boripe and Boluwaduro Local Government Areas, seeking royal blessings and support for the Accord candidates ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The delegation, led Yeyeluwa Modupeola Adeleke-Sanni, and anchored by the Director-General, Barr. Kolapo Alimi, visited the palaces of Aree, Oluresi, Eleripa, Owa of Otan Ayegbaju, Onirun of Oke Irun and Owa of Igbajo, where royal fathers received the campaign team and offered prayers and goodwill for the candidates.
Speaking during the visits, Yeyeluwa Chief Mrs Dupe Adeleke-Sanni, who conveyed the greetings of Governor Ademola Adeleke, expressed the Governor's appreciation to the traditional rulers for their support during the August 15, 2026 governorship election. She urged them to reciprocate the same gesture by supporting all Accord candidates in the forthcoming elections.

Yeyeluwa expressed confidence in another sweeping electoral victory, predicting a repeat of the 2023 political success on January 16 and February 6, 2027. She recalled that Governor Adeleke, popularly known as Mr Bulldozer, secured victories across all three senatorial seats, nine House of Representatives seats and 25 House of Assembly seats in 2023, expressing optimism that the Accord family would achieve similar success by winning the seats for all Accord Candidates. 
She specifically solicited royal blessings and support for Aare Ganiyu Ayobami Olaoluwa Asejere, the Accord Candidate for Osun Central Senatorial District; Rep. Akanni Olohunwa, seeking re-election to the House of Representatives; and Hon. Adesoye Idowu, the Accord candidate for the Osun State House of Assembly.

Describing Aare Asejere as a dependable grassroots politician with a longstanding relationship with the people and traditional institution, Yeyeluwa assured the royal fathers that he would not take their support for granted or disappoint them if elected. She expressed confidence that his representation would make the district proud, while drawing a contrast with the incumbent Senator, whom she accused of betraying the Governor and the people of Osun Central.

In his remarks, Aare Asejere reaffirmed his commitment to purposeful, accessible and grassroots-driven representation. He assured the traditional rulers that their interests would receive adequate attention under his representation, stressing that the traditional institution would occupy a prominent place in his legislative agenda.

He further emphasised his longstanding relationships with the royal fathers and pledged to protect their interests, recognise their invaluable contributions to community development and ensure that their voices are respected in matters affecting the district.

The royal fathers, in their separate remarks, commended Aare Asejere's political relevance, antecedents and records of visionary leadership. They described him as a grassroots personality with considerable political experience and expressed confidence in his capacity to deliver effective representation if elected. They also offered prayers and royal blessings for the success of the Accord candidates.

The high-powered delegation included the Accord State Chairman; Pastor Victor Akande, the Accord National Women Leader; Commissioner for Youth Affairs, Hon. Moshood Olagunju; Commissioner for Government House Protocol, Hon. Soji Ajeigbe; Alhaji Muniru Raji; Alhaji Rasaq Oyelami (KK); Alhaji Kareem Afolabi; Osun ALGON Chairman, Hon. Sarafadeen Awotunde (Spain); Boluwaduro Local Government Chairman, Hon. Yomi Aina; LCDA Chairman, Abiodun Oloba; Barr. Bukola Onifade, Special Adviser to the Governor; Hon. Jire Osungade; Accord Chairman, Boluwaduro Local Government; Chief Dapo Ayodele; Hon. Fasipe Abiodun (Fash Abey); Hon. Mrs Fausat Sarumi; Hon. Mrs Grace Omotosho; Alhaji Sulaimon Oyekanmi; and Hon. Adegoke Olasupo, LGEA Chairman, alongside several other party leaders and stakeholders.

The visits further demonstrated the Council's commitment to consolidating grassroots support, strengthening relationships with traditional institutions and securing a broad-based mandate for the Accord candidates ahead of the 2027 elections.

Signed:

Comrade Adigun Olaide, 
Chairman, Media and Publicity  
The Asejere Campaign Council  
Osun Central Senatorial District

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