It does not amaze seeing Rt.Hon Dapo Karounwi writing again about the primary election of PDP in Ekiti State while his political party is in disarray.

Rt.Hon Oladapo Karounwi had been working, writing and giving support to Fayose/Bisi Kolawole since February last year when the main opposition party PDP had putting machineries and efforts in place for the party congresses.

One could have been wondering what could be so important to the spokesman of the ruling party in the southwest zone about Ekiti PDP but the answer is not far fetched. In paragraph 33 of his publication, during the celebration of his birthday on April 25th, 2021.

Karounwi who hailed from Ẹ̀fọ̀n-Aláayè with Chief Bisi Kolawole, described Bisi Kolawole as his "highly respected Egbon".

It's on note that he has been on payroll of the former governor of Ekiti State, Chief Ayodele Fayose since Karounwi started writing for him.

No wonder he jettisoned his obligations as the spokesman of All Progressives Congress, APC, and embarked on a mission that's fattening his bank account.

On no occasion as Sen. Biodun Olujimi ever declared to contest for governorship election and no one bogus our party for his personal benefits.

Instead of Rt.Hon Oladapo Karounwi to urge his party stakeholders to be proactive in the area of insecurity and to the governor of Ekiti State, to put every government apparatus in right places to secure the lives and properties of the Ekiti Indigenes.

On no occasion did Rt.Hon Oladapo Karounwi raised his voice to condemned the election violence in Omuo-Ekiti, orchestrated by the suspected thugs of his party, which takes lives of many.

He keep playing politics of bogus with sinister aims, getting himself richer and fattening his bank account.

I urge our party members, PDP, and the general public to do away with the sinister aims of Rt.Hon Karounwi and it's an advice for the ruling party APC, to look for a better intellectual that can give the party a good image even though, guns and cutlasses had replaced the broom in your party logo.

'Jide Ojaomo