In a recent interview on Channels Television, Dele Momodu, a prominent chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), shared his heartfelt reflections on his enduring friendship with Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke.
Momodu passionately articulated that their bond transcends mere political affiliation, emphasizing that their relationship has blossomed over decades, despite their differing loyalties to separate political parties.During the engaging discussion, Momodu couldn’t help but affectionately refer to Adeleke as his “twin brother,” a term stemming from their unique connection that goes well beyond the boundaries of politics.
The two men, both born in the same year, share a remarkable detail: they were born just three days apart. “It’s significant to note that Governor Ademola Adeleke is not only my dear friend but truly my twin brother in so many ways,” Momodu expressed, highlighting the special ties that bind them together. “He was born on May 13, 1960, and I followed him just three days later on May 16, 1960. This bond has been a cornerstone of our relationship.”Momodu elaborated on how their friendship has granted him deep insights into Adeleke’s character and leadership style.
“Having been friends for so long, I’ve come to know him very well,” he noted, illuminating the trust and mutual understanding that exists between them. He painted a vivid picture of Adeleke, portraying him as a man devoted to peace and harmony, someone who actively nurtures cordial relationships with all individuals, irrespective of their political ties. “He is truly a man of peace,” Momodu remarked, underscoring Adeleke’s unwavering commitment to fostering unity within the community.What stood out in Momodu’s reflections is the assertion that their personal relationship remains intact despite their political differences.
Both men, members of different political parties, have demonstrated that friendship can outshine party politics. “Political differences never inhibited our friendship,” he mentioned, emphasizing their continual support for one another irrespective of the political climate.Momodu went on to advocate for a more harmonious political landscape, where democracy allows individuals to embrace diverse political opinions while still nurturing deep mutual respect and relationships that endure.
“Politics should never come at the expense of our humanity,” he argued passionately. In his view, cultivating friendships that traverse party lines is essential for promoting unity, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence in Nigeria.Curious to know more about this captivating conversation? Don’t miss the opportunity to watch the full interview segment from 7:48 to 8:16 by clicking **HERE**!
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