NNPC

Osun APC Battles Adeleke Over Alleged Plans to Recommission Oyetola’s Project

…We Are Not Bothered About APC Noise—PDP

The All Progressives Congress, Osun State, has renewed battle with Governor Ademola Adeleke for allegedly enlisting and planning to re-commission projects of former governor, Adegboyega Oyetola, as part of his achievements for 100 days in office.

We recalled that the administration of Oyetola renovated 332 Primary Health Centers(PHCs) and also, Adeleke while unveiling his 100 days in office agenda enlisted renovation of PHCs across the state.

Meanwhile, the APC Acting Chairman, Tajudeen Lawal, while speaking with this newspaper on Monday admonished the general public to be wary of the antics of the Governor Adeleke administration as it’s getting set to mark its one hundred days in the office with already rehabilitated projects of Oyetola.

“The sacked Governor Adeleke should be watchful and circumspect on how he dips his hand into the public fund because he would be called to account for all the public monies spent without due process, ” Lawal warned.

However, when the Osun PDP’s Media Director, Oladele Bamiji, was contacted, he berated APC for the allegation as he disclosed that the opposition is surprised by the 100 days developmental agenda of Governor Adeleke, hence the unnecessary hue from the party.

“It is permitted for the party to make noise. They are surprised that an administration can set for itself developmental agenda within 100 days.

“We are not bothered by their noise, they have been doing this since the 100 days agenda was made public. Our major concern is to ensure that our people get value for their mandate which they surrender to Governor Adeleke. The APC is free to embark on their propaganda”, he said.

First Bank

About Daily Record

Check Also

Nigerians Speak As DStv, GOtv Lose 1.8 Million Subscribers

MultiChoice, the company behind DStv and GOtv platforms, has recorded a huge decline in its …

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *