‘Critics can’t distract Ajimobi’

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By Demola Akinyemi, Ilorin Some  members of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party[PDP] in Kwara State are trying to control their  anger over the return of the elder statesman, and second republic Senate leader, Dr Abubakar Olusola Saraki, to the party. Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed, who investigations showed has been deeply involved in the reconciliation moves, was also claimed  not to be comfortable with the entire scenario, but had to lie low now and play along pending the outcome of the petition filed by the opposition ACN at the tribunal which would determine his stability or otherwise in government

Governor Abiola Ajimobi will not allow himself to be distracted by needless comments by critics, according to his senior special assistant (public communication), Festus Adedayo.

Adedayo spoke in response to a piece entitled, ‘Don’t turn Ibadan to Oyo State’.

The governor’s aide said, “It is becoming more apparent now, on a daily basis, that those who designed this post-office role for Mr. Dotun Oyelade merely want him to be an unnecessary distraction to a government that is preoccupied with serious art of governance. Otherwise, this apparent fictionalization of government business does not warrant an answer

“But for the benefit of doubt, Oyo State government has left the realm of nepotism and favouritism that it was, before now. Governor Abiola Ajimobi works late into the wee hours of the night, on a daily basis, at the Governor’s Office and the Government House, Agodi, Ibadan, trying to provide a solid foundation for a government business that had been run aground for four years by the Adebayo Alao-Akala government.

The era of nepotism, when ‘Ogbomosho’ qualified anyone, no matter their pedigree, for anything in government, is over”

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‘Critics can’t distract Ajimobi’