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Afrobeats singer, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has claimed that soldiers are attempting to prevent him from entering Osun State as the state holds its governorship election on Saturday.

Davido, a nephew of the incumbent governor, Ademola Adeleke, made the claim in a post on his verified X account early on Saturday.

The singer said h...


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Welcome to our live coverage of the Osun governorship election. We’ll update this page regularly with voting activity, collation progress, and official announcements from credible channels.

Follow voting and collation updates here as official announcements are made.


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After nine days in captivity and subsequently regaining freedom, Weekend Trust tracked Justice Faruk Hassan Bunza to his residence at Unguwar Chaki quarters, Bunza, for an insight into his experience in the bush and more. Although he had to undergo medical checks after his release, the judge, who appeared to still be recuperating from the ordeal in the bush, opened hi...


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Since the idea of opposition political parties coming together to adopt a common candidate for the 2027 presidential election resurfaced within the week, the question has been how the proposal can be put into practice, especially given the acrimony that attended the primaries of most of the parties.

Weekend Trust recalls that prior to the pres...


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The people of Osun will today elect a governor under a very tight security to steer the affairs of the state for the next four years. Weekend Trust reports that not less than 15,000 policemen, 10,000 Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and an undisclosed number of military and state security agents were deployed to the state ahead of the election. Some so...


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