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Osun 2026: You can’t stop God’s project – Davido tackles APC
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Osun 2026: You can’t stop God’s project – Davido tackles APC

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Afrobeat star, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has taken a swipe at the All Progressives Congress, APC, over alleged attempts to stop the progress of Osun State.

Davido made this assertion on Monday while reacting to the large crowd that turned out for the inauguration of the Lagere Flyover in Ile-Ife by his uncle, Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke.

Reacting to the video of the crowd he shared from the inauguration on his X account, the singer wrote, “Jesus, see Ile-Ife crowd!! For @AAdeleke_01!!! Done deal! You can’t stop God’s project.”

Davido questioned why the APC would oppose projects in the state.

“APC is just backward. Why would they be doing anything to stop progress? Thought y’all were progressives,” he asked.

This came as Governor Adeleke inaugurated the Lagere Flyover alongside the dualisation of the Mayfair Roundabout–Palace Junction Road in Ile-Ife.

Osun 2026: You can’t stop God’s project – Davido tackles APC

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