Osun state APC on Sunday told Governor Ademola Adeleke to desist from raising what it called frivolous, fabricated, unfounded, diversionary and misplaced allegations against his immediate predecessor, Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola.
It will be recalled that the governor had during the meeting held with members of the state council of traditional rulers at Abere, last week accused the Oyetola administration of making his administration inherit N407.32billion debt.
Acting Chairman of the state APC, Sooko Tajudeen Lawal in a statement made available to Team@orientactualmags.com on Sunday alleged that Governor Adeleke’s disclosure of what the party referred to as imaginary N407.32 billion debt was done to cover up his incompetence and lack of preparation for good governance.
The statement noted that it was a pity that Adeleke did not allegedly do his proper homework before coming out to call Oyetola a bad name in order to hang him.
‘If you don’t know what to do with power, there is a noble option for you to tender your letter of resignation and tender a deep apology to the people of the state without further delay.
It is high time that you stopped behaving like a local government chairman who has a tiny integral part of the state to govern in order not to bring misfortune to the hitherto prosperous state where government workers were collecting their salaries as and when due while developmental projects were ubiquitous across the nooks and crannies of the state.
Your sordid and unenviable approach to governance has further underscored the saying that it’s pretty impossible for someone to give what he does not possess as it is in the public knowledge that you had never been bestowed with any leadership role either privately or corporately in your life before you were dubiously foisted on the people of the State of the Virtuous as the governor.
If not that you were displaying exposition of incapacity to handle governance, why did you fail in your allegation of the N407.32 billion inherited debt to state from which commercial banks with the corresponding dates that former Governor Oyetola borrowed the money from?
What was the loan meant for; how was it obtained; how was it spent and did you find out from the financial houses to ascertain if the imaginary loan passed due diligence test required for such?
It was even observed that you extended your query to some nameless commercial banks on the issue at stake which could be viewed by rational-thinking people as a frivolous arrogation of executive powers which your office does not possess’ the statement said.
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The party also asked the governor to consult with Oyetola and seek to know his magic wand ‘for not failing to pay salaries and pensions as and when due for four years’- Team@orientactualmags.com
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