How Many More People Need To Die? – Davido Blasts APC Over Osun Shooting Ahead Of Guber Election

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Nigerian music star David Adeleke popularly known as Davido has reacted to the violence that erupted in Osun State.

The singer took to his social media page to criticize the political atmosphere in the state and accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) of engaging in extreme political activities that he said are causing fear and insecurity among residents, it was reported.

In his post, he questioned the growing tension and effect of political rivalry on human lives, adding that he does not think such actions will help the APC to win the forthcoming election.

He also condemned what he called intimidation and fear being spread in public spaces during the campaign period.

He wrote: “APC OSUN All these will not win that August 15th governorship election for AMUBO your candidate sha. How many people need to die from you guys style of extreme politicking? E wa n terrorize awon eyan kiri igboro 💔 MCHEWWW LESSONS WILL BE LEARNED.”

His reaction follows the gunfire that erupted in Osogbo and environs, throwing residents, traders and commuters into panic.

Shots rang out in busy places during the political activity, causing people to run for safety, eyewitnesses said.

Governor Ademola Adeleke also reacted to the incident, accusing supporters of the APC governorship camp of the violence.

He called on President Bola Tinubu and the top security agencies, including the police and DSS, to intervene and restore order to the state.

The APC Campaign Council denied responsibility and instead accused rival political groups of launching attacks on its supporters and campaign materials.

The party also demanded a full probe into the incident.

Security agencies have started investigations into the shootings, while patrols have been stepped up in the affected areas to prevent any further breakdown of law and order.

The Osun governorship election is scheduled for August 15, 2026 and political tension in the state continues to heighten as parties intensify campaigns.

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