Government of the State of Osun has described as mere hogwash the protests by former dismissed Governor Olagunsoye Oyinlola against the appointment of Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, as the Chairman, Centre for Black Culture and International Understanding (CBCIU).

Aregbesola had, last week, approved the appointment of Soyinka as the chairman of the centre, an appointment that was kicked against by Oyinlola, claiming the sole ownership of the centre.

A statement by the Director, Bureau of Communications and Strategy, Office of the Governor, Mr. Semiu Okanlawon, stated that Oyinlola’s claim that the CBCIU does not belong to Osun is the most despicable comment to have emanated from him.

If the centre does not belong to Osun, the statement queried: “How was the law that set it up passed? How has it been funded since its establishment?”

According to the statement: “Just in case Oyinlola has forgotten, he delivered a speech on Wednesday January 7, 2009 at the commissioning ceremony of the centre, where he stated as follows:

“As you all may be aware, we have taken delivery of the archival materials which is (sic) forming the nucleus of this centre. The collections procured from Ulli and Georgina Beire at a cost of six hundred and eighty thousand United States Dollars, was provided by the Government of Osun State”, quoting Oyinlola’s speech.

The statement noted that for Oyinlola ...http://public-announcement..com

I don't know why ogbeni took his time in reply this oyinlola guy. He has lost everything in state of osun, he better go back to Okuku and find some better things to do. He still think he's relevant in State of Osun.
People are wiser now.
...Ipinle Omoluabi

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