Osun State is witnessing a fierce struggle for dominance between Governor Ademola Adeleke’s two wives, both of whom are adamant about becoming the state’s First Lady. The struggle has led to an uneasy political situation in the state, as the two women resort to various tactics to outdo each other in a bid to gain an advantage.
Ngozi and Titilola have taken their competition to the streets of Osun State by plastering posters featuring their images and names across the region. These posters, ostensibly created to welcome the First Lady of Nigeria, Oluremi Tinubu, have generated considerable buzz among the state’s residents, revealing the depth of the First Lady feud.
Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, will visit Osogbo for the groundbreaking ceremony of a new high school for girls on Tuesday. As the event approaches, the already-intense competition between the two women escalates, each seeking to curry favor with Oluremi Tinubu. With both wives vying for the coveted title of First Lady, the balance of power within Osun State hangs in the balance.
In an audacious move that leaves no doubt as to her intentions, Ngozi Adeleke has commissioned a striking poster designed to impress Oluremi Tinubu during her visit to Osun State.
Titilola Adeleke, unwilling to be overshadowed by her rival, has taken a bold step to assert her authority by putting up her own poster in the streets of Osun State, extending an invitation to Oluremi Tinubu for the groundbreaking ceremony of the new high school for girls. With the phrase “Welcome to the Official turning of the sod ceremony” emblazoned on the poster, Titilola makes it clear that she considers herself the rightful First Lady of Osun State.
As Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, arrives in Osogbo, she will be caught in the middle of a political struggle between these two women. Each poster showcases a different woman’s claim to the position, and it is uncertain how these events will play out on Tuesday or which of the two women will eventually win the power struggle and be recognized as the official First Lady.
