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Osun Decides: APC’s City Boy Movement coordinator backs Adeleke

The Imo State coordinator of the City Boy Movement, Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has declared his support for the Accord Party candidate and incumbent governor of Osun State, Ademola Adeleke, in the ongoing governorship election. The businessman made his position public in a post he shared on verified X handle. Chief […] Osun Decides: APC’s City Boy Movement…

Osun Decides: APC’s City Boy Movement coordinator backs Adeleke

In the ongoing Osun State gubernatorial election, Pascal Okechukwu, also known as Cubana Chief Priest and the coordinator of the City Boy Movement in Imo State, has publicly declared his backing for the Accord Party candidate, incumbent Governor Ademola Adeleke. The businessman shared a video of himself with Afrobeats singer Davido on his verified X account, wishing the artiste good luck in his uncle's re-election campaign.

Chief Priest wrote, "Bestie Mi, good luck on everything, we dey Uk but our mind dey Osun. It shall end in praise." According to the DAILY POST, Davido, who is Davido's uncle, is actively campaigning for his political relative. Expectations are high that Davido will visit Osun State today. The City Boy Movement coordinator's endorsement of Adeleke adds another layer to the political landscape of the state.

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