Governor Ademola Adeleke lit up a church service with his signature dance moves, and Odumodublvck says the “dancing governor” did it “shamelessly for God.”
fresh video making the rounds shows the Osun State governor doing what he does best, dancing, this time not at a campaign rally or a wedding, but right at the pulpit during a praise session. And one of Nigeria’s biggest rap voices couldn’t stay quiet about it.
Dressed in a flowing white agbada, Adeleke didn’t take a back seat at the service. He stepped forward to lead worship, letting his famous footwork take over as the congregation cheered him on.
The clip was shared on Instagram by his son, Afrobeats artist B Red, and it spread quickly, pulling in reactions from fans who already know the governor by his popular nickname: “the dancing governor.”
Among the many voices in the comments was rapper Odumodublvck, who praised the governor for moving without holding back, despite his wealth and political stature. He likened the display to the Biblical King David, who famously danced without restraint in celebration.
His comments summed up the mood online, equal parts humour, admiration, and surprise at seeing a sitting governor let loose so freely in a place of worship.
The timing isn’t lost on anyone. B Red’s post came with a message urging Osun residents to back his father in the state’s August 15 election, pointing to his record in office and expressing confidence in a second term.
It’s a reminder that even a lighthearted church moment can double as a subtle campaign touchpoint, especially with B Red also lining up a free concert in Osogbo to rally support ahead of the polls.
Whether people see it as genuine worship or clever political theatre, one thing is certain: Adeleke’s dance moves keep finding their way into the news cycle. And if he wins another term, Nigerians can likely expect more moments like this one.
