M.K.O. Abiola Airport: Stop selling Osun property to your Lagos cronies, Civil group warns Aregbesola

Osun State governor, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola has been warned against
selling the property belong to the good people of the State to his
Lagos friends and associates under the guise of Public Private
Partnership (PPP) and Concession arrangement, saying that such arrangement was not in the best interest of the good people of the
State but to expand the business and nvestment frontier of Aregbesola
and his cronies after leaving office in 2018.

A group of civil group in the State, the Civil Societies Coalition for the Emancipation of Osun State (CSCEOS) gave the warning on Sunday,while reacting to the recent announcement of the State government plan
to concede the M.K.O. Abiola Airport to a private Company, AWOL
International Investment at the tune of N69 billion, which the Company
would return it back to the State after 30years of sealing and signing
the self centred agreement.

The group which has been in the vanguard of being the voice of the
voiceless against the mis-governance of the present administration in
the State, however rejected the concession arrangement on the Airport by the State government and warned the the AWOL International
Investment against accepting such a Greek offer at the tail end of
Aregbesola’s administration, adding that the the next administration
would revoke such an illegal and anti-peoples agreement.

It said that the call became imperative because Aregbesola has been in the habit of prodigal leader of giving out the State property to his Lagos friends and associates which he could not give money, out of the State meager resources due to the present financial quagmire putting the state into by the present administration, noting that Aregbesola has dashed out landed property of the State like old Ministry of Agriculture and Natural resources, Ilobu road, Osogbo, demolished
Fakunle Comprehensive High School, Gbongan road, Osogbo and host of others to his Lagos associates at a cheaper rate.

This was contained in a statement issued by the group’s Directorate of Media and Strategy, which was signed by its Chairman, Comrade Adeniyi,Alimi Sulaiman and copies were available to newsmen on Sunday,called on Aregbesola to account for the N3.6billion earlier spent on the Airport project, alleging that Aregbesola has turned the different white elephant projects of his administration like Airport, Market and so on, into conduit pipe where the meager resources of the State were flight to Lagos State.

The group further alleged that the State government came up with the idea of concession the Airport project into the hand of private investment to cover up the mismanagement of N3.6 billion earlier claimed to be spent on the “nothing-to- show project”, calling on the rubber stamp State House of Assembly under the headship of Mr. Najeem salaam to investigate the acclaimed N3.6 billion wasted on the phantom project before the concession idea.
Source: http://www.unuspost.com/2017/10/mko-abiola-airport-stop-selling-osun.html

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This was contained in a statement issued by the group’s Directorate of Media and Strategy, which was signed by its Chairman, Comrade Adeniyi,Alimi Sulaiman and copies were available to newsmen on Sunday, called on Aregbesola to account for the N3.6billion earlier spent on the Airport project, alleging that Aregbesola has turned the different white elephant projects of his administration like Airport, Market and so on, into conduit pipe where the meager resources of the State were flight to Lagos State.

Good!

Where is aregbesola's bi.tch deomelo

Tinubu still collecting money spent on buhari campaign from Osun state since Abba Kyari told him to Go To Hell that they will not reimbursed him

This guy dey sell the state Choi

It said that the call became imperative because Aregbesola has been in the habit of prodigal leader of giving out the State property to his Lagos friends and associates which he could not give money, out of the State meager resources due to the present financial quagmire

where is the IGR