Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke addresses criticism about his frequent dancing at public events, saying his dancing does not interfere with his duties. In a post on his official social media account, he defends his public persona and links his dancing to his personal background and values.
Adeleke says dancing is part of his family’s lifestyle and describes it as something that can coexist with governance. He adds that there is “time for everything,” arguing that “as I am dancing, I am working” and that he makes time both to dance and to work. He also points to his record in office, stating that he has delivered projects and programmes across multiple sectors.
Across both reports, the focus remains on his direct response to critics and his justification that his dancing is not affecting performance. No outlets dispute the core claim of his reply; they primarily repeat his stated reasons and emphasis on ongoing responsibilities.
