Fadahunsi apologises for Osun remarks after election concludes

Senator Adenigba Fadahunsi, representing Osun East in the All Progressives Congress, has offered a formal apology for statements made during his visit to the residence of Ijesaland's Paramount Ruler. He acknowledged that public tension resulted from his remarks, which critics characterized as incitement to violence.

Following the completion of voting in Osun's governorship election, Fadahunsi released a statement explaining his intentions. He described his trip to the traditional ruler's palace as an effort to seek justice and convey sorrow concerning losses suffered by his political organization.

The senator stressed his opposition to fostering unrest or promoting aggressive action within the state. News accounts indicate that his initial statements provoked considerable outcry and triggered official investigations.

Reporting varies on the precise language he employed; certain outlets cite references to targeting members of the Accord faction. Fadahunsi attributed the controversial nature of his expressions to an emotionally vulnerable moment following the loss of party colleagues.

State Governor Ademola Adeleke issued a response to Fadahunsi's statement that sparked activity across digital platforms, though the substance of his remarks remained incompletely documented in sources available. Fadahunsi's apology demonstrates continuing divisions within Osun's political realm in the aftermath of the gubernatorial race and episodes impacting supporters of various political organizations.