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Shehu Sani Commends Adeleke’s Appreciation Of Tinubu For Osun Victory

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Shehu Sani Commends Adeleke’s Appreciation Of Tinubu For Osun Victory

Former Kaduna Central Senator Shehu Sani has said members of the opposition are unhappy with Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke for expressing appreciation to President Bola Tinubu over his electoral victory.

Sani made the remarks in a post on his official X account, saying some opposition members expected Adeleke to adopt a more confrontational posture towards the President.

Sani said;

“Most members of the opposition are not happy with Governor Adeleke for ‘thanking’ President Tinubu for his electoral victory.”

“They want the Governor to be confrontational. If the President had not been helpful in securing his mandate and preventing any attempt to temper with it, the Governor wouldn’t have been so appreciative.”

“Electoral victory is a product of two components; Winning the votes and securing the Collation and victory of the vote.”

“There are many politicians today who lost elections because of the LATTER.”

I personally liked what Adeleke did in publicly acknowledging Tinubu’s role in the Osun victory. His gesture of gratitude not only fosters unity among political allies but also demonstrates humility and respect. Such actions can help strengthen collaborative efforts and promote a more harmonious political environment. Overall, I found his approach commendable and inspiring.

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