A resurfaced video of the late Senator Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke, the first civilian governor of Osun State, shows him displaying the same distinctive dancing moves that have made his younger brother, Governor Ademola Adeleke, a viral sensation. The clip, which has circulated widely on social media, has drawn comparisons between the two brothers, with many observers noting that Ademola's now-famous dancing style appears to be a family trait.
Dancing Gene in the Adeleke Family
Senator Isiaka Adeleke, popularly known as Serubawon, served as governor of Osun State and later as a senator representing Osun West. He died on April 23, 2017, after suffering a cardiac arrest. The footage, believed to be from an older event, shows the late senator's footwork and rhythm bearing a striking resemblance to the energetic performances that have earned Ademola Adeleke the nickname "Dancing Governor."
The resurfaced clip has sparked widespread commentary on social media, with many Nigerians pointing out that Ademola's dancing style is not unique to him but rather a shared trait within the Adeleke lineage. The comparison has renewed public interest in the life and legacy of the late senator, who remains a celebrated figure in Osun State's political history.
Adeleke Brothers' Political Legacy
Governor Ademola Adeleke, who represents the Accord Party in Osun State, has frequently been in the spotlight not only for governance matters but also for his public displays of dancing at ceremonies and rallies. His elder brother's similar moves, now visible in older footage, suggest the trait runs deep in the Adeleke family.
The video has been shared on X (formerly Twitter), where it has generated significant engagement. The late Senator Isiaka Adeleke served as the first civilian governor of Osun State and was a prominent figure in the state's political history before his death. According to Legit.ng, which first reported the story, the clip has drawn attention to the striking similarity between the two brothers.
The resurfaced video has not only entertained Nigerians but also served as a reminder of the Adeleke family's political and cultural influence in Osun State. As Governor Ademola Adeleke continues his tenure, the legacy of his late brother remains an integral part of the state's political narrative. The public's reaction to the video underscores the enduring fascination with the Adeleke family's unique blend of politics and entertainment.
