Tag: Ademola Adeleke

  • Victory at last! Davido reacts over Ademola Adeleke’s victory at tribunal

    Nigerian pop star, David Adeleke a.k.a Davido has reacted to the declaration made by the Osun State election Tribunal, declaring his uncle,Senator Ademola Adeleke winner of the September 27, 2018 governorship election.

     

    The tribunal on Friday held that the September 27 rerun election in the state was illegal.
    The Tribunal also ruled that PDP and Adeleke proved that it was the state Returning Officer, who cancelled the results in seven Polling Units, adding that the petitioners also proved that the Returning Officer has no power to cancel election results of a polling unit.

     

    The Tribunal also agreed to deduct 2,029 votes from the APC scores and 1,246 votes from PDP votes in the 17 polling units where there was non-compliance.
    Reacting to the judgement, Davido congratulated people of the state for the victory.
    In a tweet, Davido wrote: “IMOLE TI DE !!!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GREAT PEOPLE OF OSUN STATE !”

     

     

    https://www.instagram.com/p/BvULOmWBtYn/

     

  • Osun Elections: Davido at war with friend

    It is no longer news that Davido isn’t satisfied with the outcome of the Osun Gubernatorial Elections.
    The pop star has expressed his dissatisfaction severally on social media.
    A certain friend of Davido, simply identified as Olu Ricky took to Instagram to berate Davido’s uncle, Senator Ademola Adeleke over the just concluded governorship elections held in Osun state.
     
    “Lolz he wasn’t present for the Osun State debate Channels TV held back then, he is present to announce he is going to court,” he wrote.
     
    An angry Davido took to the comment section to slam his friend.
    He wrote:” Olu Ricky? Ur really here commenting this about my uncle and Ull, see someone and be smiling in their face! I considered you a friend! Bitch Behaviour, smh fuck you x2..same way you weren’t present for court when they were about to deport your FRAUD ASS! Fucking hoe! I hope to see you soon,” he replied.
     
     
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BobhBGQBTtx/?taken-by=instablog9ja
     
     
     

  • Dancing senator, Adeleke to know fate over certificate suit on Wednesday

    Dancing senator, Adeleke to know fate over certificate suit on Wednesday

    An Osun High Court sitting in Osogbo has adjourned till Wednesday ruling in the certificate suit involving Senator Ademola Adeleke, the Peoples Democratic Party candidate in the September 22 governorship election in the state.

    The Presiding Judge, Justice David Oladimeji, adjourned proceedings on Monday after all parties had accessed the relevant documents.

    The News Agency of Nigeria reports that two members of the PDP in the state had approached the court for an interlocutory order setting aside the election of Adeleke as the PDP governorship flag bearer over alleged non-submission of his Secondary School leaving certificate.

    Adeleke was declared the winner in the PDP primary held on July 21 having polled 1,569 votes to beat his closest rival, Dr. Akin Ogunbiyi, who had 1,562.

    But the plaintiffs, Rasheed Olabayo and Oluwaseun Idowu, in the suit filed on July 24 sought an interlocutory order setting aside the election of Adeleke, arguing that he did not satisfy the constitutional requirements to contest the governorship election.

    The counsel to the plaintiffs, Mr Olufemi Ayandokun, had earlier told the court that the certificate tendered by Sen. Ademola Adeleke to INEC and the court was forged.

    He urged the court to take judicial notice of the date the certificate was issued and the year stated on it.

    The counsel argued that at the time the certificate was issued, Osun had not been created as a state.

    He described the certificate as fake.

    Ayandokun prayed the court to adopt and rely on the written address in support of the response to the notice of preliminary objections and asked the court to strike out the counter-affidavits.

    The Defence Counsel, Mr Edmund Boriomoni, told the court to also strike out the originating summons and the motion on notice for want of competency and jurisdiction.

    He said that another affidavit had earlier been filed for preliminary objection and a counter-affidavit for the originating summons.

    Boriomoni said there were 22 grounds, 48 paragraphs of affidavits and three exhibits marked in support of the affidavits and nine issues for determination.

    He urged the court to dismiss the suit filed against his client for lacking in merit.

    NAN

  • Davido congratulates uncle for winning Osun PDP governorship ticket

    Multiple award winning singer, Davido has congratulated his uncle, Ademola Adeleke, for clinching the Osun governorship ticket of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

    The senator representing Osun west, defeated his closest challenger, Akin Ogunbiyi, to emerge the flagbearer of the PDP in the September 22 governorship election.

    Davido congratulated him in a tweet shortly after the final results were declared in Oshogbo.

    “Congratulations to Senator Ademola Adeleke on winning the PDP gubernatorial primaries!! , the incoming governor of Osun state.

  • BREAKING: Dancing senator Ademola Adeleke to contest Osun governorship election

    Senator representing Osun West Senatorial District (PDP) on the floor of the Senate, Ademola Adeleke on Monday officially declared his intention to contest in the forthcoming governorship election in the state.

    Adeleke made his intention known in a letter written to the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP on Monday.

    The letter which was obtained exclusively by the TheNewsGuru.com was written on the senator’s official letterhead paper.

    “In accordance with the leadership of our great party, I wish to respectfully express my interest to vie for the ticket of the party as its candidate in the Osun State Governorship election holding on September 22, 2018,” the first paragraph of the letter reads.

    Adeleke while explaining his reason for seeking the party’s ticket said: “My decision to express this intent is based on a conviction that I possess all it takes to unite leaders and members of our party as well as galvanise the general electorate towards ensuring a resounding victory for the PDP in the forthcoming poll.”

    TheNewsGuru.com reports that Ademola Adeleke is the younger brother of the late Isiaka Adeleke who died in April last year after a brief illness.

    The late Isiaka Adeleke was a two-time senator elected on the platform of the People’s Democratic Party in Osun State from 2007 to 2011 and was elected again on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2015.

    He, however, did not finish his second tenure when death came calling in 2017.

    However, Adeleke’s younger brother, Ademola who continued his brother’s mandate was elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

    He defeated APC’s Mudashiru Hussein who was also a former senator. He is widely loved for his energetic dance moves.

    The late Isiaka Adeleke was also the first civilian governor of Osun State.

  • Dancing senator, Ademola Adeleke thrills fans with new dance moves

    Watch the dancing senator representing Osun West, Ademola Adeleke thrill his fans in another video, where he recently sang and danced like there is nobody watching during a thanksgiving service in a church.

    Recall that Adeleke made headlines after dancing to celebrate his victory in a video.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCoijQc4S3Y

  • Saraki sad ‘dancing-senator’, Adeleke won on PDP platform

    Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has expressed his sadness over Ademola Adeleke’s victory on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party.

    Recall that Adeleke, whose victory dance set the internet abuzz yesterday defected from the All Progressives Congress to run as the opposition party’s flagbearer in last weekend’s by-election.

    The Senate President made this known on Wednesday shortly after he had sworn-in the Adeleke as the Senator representing Osun-West.

    In a Facebook post, Saraki said though he is happy with Adeleke’s victory, he, however, was sad that he was not coming in as an APC Senator.

    Saraki said Adeleke’s defection was caused by a mishandling of pre-election matters in the APC.

    He said it should serve as an eye-opener to the APC that the will of the people should always be respected.

    He said, “I was filled with emotions today as I swore in the brother of Late Senator Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke as Senator representing Osun West. I’m sure that my late friend, his family, good people of Ede and Osun West Senatorial District are delighted that the legacy of ‘Guv’ can continue.

    “I am sure my departed colleague will, in his grave, be happy and filled with joy today and always.

    “My only sadness is that Senator Ademola Adeleke is not coming in as an APC member. This is the result of mishandling of the pre-election matters by our party.

    “I hope Senator Ademola Adeleke will very soon return to his natural fold, the APC, where he rightly belongs.

    “I hope this development will serve as an eye opener to our party at all levels that the will of the people must always be respected. We all have a good lesson to learn from this.

    “Once again, I congratulate Senator Ademola Adeleke and I hope he will live up to his brother’s expectations and further uplift the legacy established by their late father, Senator Ayoola Adeleke.”

  • I prefer a dancing senator to one that can’t control libido- Alibaba

    I prefer a dancing senator to one that can’t control libido- Alibaba

    Ace comedian. Alibaba has reacted to the viral video of Osun West senator-elect, Ademola Adeleke celebrating his victory at the just concluded senatorial by-election. In the video, Adeleke can be seen dancing excitedly as he is hailed by onlookers.

    Alibaba in his Instagram post said he prefers the senator’s dance to the antics of other senators who are wife beaters. He puts it this way:” So this Senator dances and that is your problem? What have we become? The Senate is filled with people who were elected through undemocratic processes. Some married under aged girls. There are those who left their state broke but left as billionaires. Wife beaters. The Distinguished Senator who still owed their workers before becoming senators. There are the ones that cannot even read talk less of contributing to legislative processes. Some cannot even string 3 sentences together.

    “Let’s not even talk about unbecoming characters. A few are upright in those hallowed chambers… but will the downright ugly let us feel the beauty of their thoughts? Naaaaa. Look at their history. What have they contributed to the Nigeria that they want to legislate for? BEN BRUCE chose entertainment. He stuck to it. And we can see the things he did. By himself. Mention others who are comparable to those ideals of “elected because of contributions to the growth of Nigeria?” FORMER GOVERNOR is no contribution. You used state money. And we are fixated on someone’s dance steps”?

    The revered showbiz expert also condemned Senators who enrich themselves with public funds and also have strings of girlfriends.

    Hear him:”I would rather he danced. At least I can see it as his weakness. What of the thieves that enrich themselves with public funds? Oh, it’s not a dance. A dance is sooooooooo grave. How dare he dance. But it’s ok if he has strings of girlfriends that are brought to his private party regularly? What has his dancing got to do with the laws he would make?

    “I would rather one Senator that dances than one that threatens to sleep with people’s wives! Or a senator who cannot sing the National Anthem! Or has more money than his working life can justify! Or one that knows teachers and pensioners have not been paid for over 6 months but collects his allowances and his salary unfailingly every 23rd of the month… plus community development allowance for projects we don’t see. This is how I see it, he can dance all he wants, as long as he is a Senator in that hallowed chambers. That’s all. So please… let him dance”

  • Osun West by-election: Ademola Adeleke emerges PDP candidate

    The younger brother of late Sen. Isiaka Adeleke, Demola, has emerged the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the Osun West Senatorial District bye-election.

    TheNewsGuru.com reports that Adeleke, who had been cleared to contest for the primary on the platform of APC, defected to PDP on Tuesday evening.

    Adeleke was set to contest the primary in APC unopposed after his opponent, Sen. Mudashiru Husain, was disqualified on Sunday by the APC screening committee headed by Zamfara Assembly Speaker, Sanusi Rikiji.

    Hussein was disqualified by the committee which stated that he was still in active public service against the stipulated party’s guideline.

    According to Rikiji, the party’s guideline stipulates that any aspirant that wants to contest an elective office is expected to have resigned from the public service 30 days before the primries.

    Hussein was the Commissioner for Cabinet Matters in the Rauf Aregbesola administration which was inaugurated on May 30.

    The disqualification was upheld by the Appeal Committee of the party headed by Abdulahi Bello.

    Hussein was, however, cleared on Monday evening by the National Working Committee of the APC to contest the primary.

    Adeleke, who contested the PDP primary unopposed on Wednesday in Iwo Local Government Area of the state, scored 343 votes.

    In his acceptance speech, Adeleke said the PDP would win the election.

    ” I accepted to contest the election under PDP and come July 8, we shall have victory.

    ” Victory shall be ours and nothing can stop us. We are moving forward because it is God’s project,’’ he said.

    The PDP Chairman in the state, Mr Soji Adagunodo, said the party would win the bye-election.

    According to him, there is no faction in PDP but only aggrieved members.

    ” We are going to win the election and come 2018, we will still win,’’ he said.

    TheNewsGuru.com recalls that Independent National Electoral Commission fixed July 8 for the bye-election following the vacuum created by the death of Sen. Adeleke on April 23.

     

     

    (NAN)