Mission 90 Million Congress endorses Adeleke Second Term bid, citing infrastructure, workers’ welfare, healthcare reforms and inclusive governance in Osun State.
Support for Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has continued to grow as a prominent political non-governmental organisation, Mission 90 Million Congress of Nigeria, formally endorsed his bid for re-election ahead of the 2026 governorship contest.
The group described its decision as a reflection of the governor’s performance in office and his administration’s impact on the lives of ordinary citizens.
The endorsement was announced during a well-attended meeting of Osun State coordinators of the organisation, held in Lagos.
According to the group, the choice to back Adeleke was reached after internal assessments of governance outcomes rather than political sentiments.
Members at the meeting applauded what they termed a leadership style rooted in accessibility, inclusiveness and visible development across communities.
Speaking on behalf of the organisation’s national leadership, the President of Mission 90 Million Congress, Comrade Sunday Adebisi, said the endorsement of the Adeleke Second Term ambition was based on clear evidence of progress in key sectors.
He was joined at the event by the group’s General Secretary, Alhaji Moruf Akinola, and the Osun State Women Leader, Chief Mrs Oyeyemi Funke.
Comrade Adebisi urged members of the organisation to intensify mobilisation efforts across Osun State and among indigenes living in other parts of the country.
He stressed that political participation should be driven by facts and performance, rather than misinformation or partisan propaganda, especially as the 2026 election approaches.
According to the group, one of the most visible achievements of the Adeleke administration is its focus on infrastructure development.
Members cited extensive road construction projects across urban and rural areas, the provision of boreholes to improve access to clean water, and several community-based initiatives aimed at addressing long-standing developmental gaps.
These interventions, the group said, have improved mobility, economic activity and quality of life for residents.
The organisation also commended the administration’s handling of workers’ welfare, describing it as a significant departure from past challenges.
Prompt payment of salaries and pensions was highlighted as a major morale booster for civil servants and retirees.
The group noted that regular payments have restored confidence in government and strengthened household stability across the state.
Beyond wages, Mission 90 Million Congress pointed to the administration’s social intervention programmes as another justification for supporting the Adeleke Second Term agenda.
According to the group, grants, small business support schemes and empowerment programmes have helped stimulate grassroots economic activity, particularly among youth and women entrepreneurs.
In the health sector, the organisation praised reforms aimed at expanding access to quality medical care.
These include free surgical interventions for vulnerable citizens and the introduction of a health insurance scheme tailored for pensioners.
The group said these policies have reduced the financial burden of healthcare on families while improving overall public health outcomes.
Agriculture was also identified as a key area where the administration has made notable progress.
Mission 90 Million Congress acknowledged investments in farming inputs, support for local producers and policies designed to boost food security.
Combined with efforts to manage public finances responsibly and reduce the state’s debt profile, the group described the administration as fiscally disciplined and future-oriented.
The organisation emphasised that its endorsement was not influenced by party loyalty.
Instead, it described itself as a political NGO committed to promoting governance that delivers tangible benefits to citizens.
According to its leadership, the decision to back Adeleke reflects a broader principle of supporting leaders who prioritise inclusive development and economic growth.
“Our role as an organisation is not limited to opposing bad policies,” the group stated.
“We are equally obligated to defend and promote policies and leadership that work for the people.”
It added that Governor Adeleke’s record since assuming office on November 27, 2022, aligns with its mandate and values.
As part of its next steps, Mission 90 Million Congress pledged to deploy its nationwide membership network to sensitise Osun residents and indigenes about what it described as the achievements of the current administration.
The group said it would also work to counter misinformation and encourage informed participation in the democratic process.
Reaffirming its confidence in the governor’s leadership, the organisation declared its commitment to ensuring the success of the Adeleke Second Term bid in 2026.
It described the administration as transformative and capable of sustaining development momentum if given another mandate.
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