The Imole Campaign Council (TICC) has said that a political assessment referenced within strategic circles of the Osun State All Progressives Congress (APC) indicates growing public engagement and increased attention to governance performance ahead of the next governorship election in the state.
In a statement signed by its spokesperson, Pelumi Olajengbesi, the council said the assessment was conducted by independent analysts who examined voter behaviour, governance perception, and electoral dynamics across Osun State.
According to the council, the report highlights rising political awareness among residents, with public discussions largely centred on infrastructure development, workers’ welfare, education, healthcare delivery, and other governance indicators.
The statement noted that the findings reflect sustained public interest in the administration of Governor Ademola Adeleke, adding that ongoing government programmes in infrastructure, salary and pension payments, education support, healthcare improvement, agriculture, and rural development continue to influence public discourse in the state.
Ademola Adeleke
TICC stated that the report suggests that voters in Osun are increasingly evaluating political actors based on performance and service delivery rather than political rhetoric.
It added that the political atmosphere in the state shows stronger civic participation as residents become more engaged in governance and electoral discussions ahead of the polls.
The council called on political actors and supporters across all parties to maintain peace and ensure issue-based campaigns as political activities intensify.
It also urged security agencies, electoral bodies, and civil society organisations to continue monitoring developments to guarantee a peaceful and credible electoral process in the state.
Meanwhile, political observers say the build-up to the election has been marked by heightened public interest in governance issues, with citizens actively engaging in discussions around development and leadership performance.
TICC said the trend reflects strengthening democratic participation in Osun State ahead of the governorship election.
