PRESS RELEASE
01/12/2022
OSUN STATE SHOULD NOT BE STRIPPED BARE OF MOVABLE ASSETS
- Goke Omigbodun
(Convener, Good Governance Globally)
Our attention has been drawn to the fact of vehicles and other movable assets of Osun State, being misappropriated now by high political office holders of the immediate past APC administration of Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola.
It is grossly misleading of Chief Sunday Akere, an APC chieftain and Political Adviser to the just replaced government, to claim on a radio program, today 1st December 2022, that it has been the tradition for official cars and other movable assets to be taken away as gifts by officials of outgoing administrations in Osun State.
Chief Akere should in fact apologize for mentioning the government of Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, in which I served as Special Adviser. We all returned our official cars, and some of my colleagues were even hounded for what was not!
I also served in the Papa Bisi Akande administration and returned all my official vehicles.
It is almost certain that the official cars of the then Honorable Commissioner for Education, whom Chief Sunday Akere served as Personal Assistant were also returned.
In fact, members of the then PDP as constituted, the political party that was to take over from the then Alliance for Democracy, AD, were stopping officials of the Papa Bisi Akande-led administration on the bridge along the Gbongan Road leading to the State Secretariat, and elsewhere, stripping all of their official vehicles! That was immediately after election results were declared and long before Prince Oyinlola was sworn in.
The said tradition is new and confined to the APC administrations. It is an unbearable tradition of "a heavy knee on the neck" of Osun State lean wallet!
If the act of taking state vehicles and other movable assets as personal gifts is according to any extant law, Osun Government of the day and the good people of Osun should overlook the acts, prevail on the next Osun State House of Assembly to enact an appropriate Transition of Osun State Administrations Law, for future purposes, and let's move on.
If there was such a Transition Law, and the immediate past government of Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola was compelled by an Act of Parliament to cooperate with the Transition Committee set up by the then Governor-Elect, now inaugurated Governor Ademola Nurudeen Adeleke no office or official residence would have been stripped bare even of cutleries, doors and windows, as claimed now by the new administration.
Long live Osun State!
Goke Omigbodun,
Convener, Good Governance Globally.

Oyetola and his aides must return all the official government cars and government properties they looted why in government in Osun State. Oyetola the clueless party destroyer tun ma lule piii Lekan siii niiii. Awon ole jati jati. Odi Aye Atunwa fun ijoba Oyetola ni ipinle Osun.

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PRESS RELEASE
01/12/2022
OSUN STATE SHOULD NOT BE STRIPPED BARE OF MOVABLE ASSETS
- Goke Omigbodun
(Convener, Good Governance Globally)
Our attention has been drawn to the fact of vehicles and other movable assets of Osun State, being misappropriated now by high political office holders of the immediate past APC administration of Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola.
It is grossly misleading of Chief Sunday Akere, an APC chieftain and Political Adviser to the just replaced government, to claim on a radio program, today 1st December 2022, that it has been the tradition for official cars and other movable assets to be taken away as gifts by officials of outgoing administrations in Osun State.
Chief Akere should in fact apologize for mentioning the government of Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, in which I served as Special Adviser. We all returned our official cars, and some of my colleagues were even hounded for what was not!
I also served in the Papa Bisi Akande administration and returned all my official vehicles.
It is almost certain that the official cars of the then Honorable Commissioner for Education, whom Chief Sunday Akere served as Personal Assistant were also returned.
In fact, members of the then PDP as constituted, the political party that was to take over from the then Alliance for Democracy, AD, were stopping officials of the Papa Bisi Akande-led administration on the bridge along the Gbongan Road leading to the State Secretariat, and elsewhere, stripping all of their official vehicles! That was immediately after election results were declared and long before Prince Oyinlola was sworn in.
The said tradition is new and confined to the APC administrations. It is an unbearable tradition of "a heavy knee on the neck" of Osun State lean wallet!
If the act of taking state vehicles and other movable assets as personal gifts is according to any extant law, Osun Government of the day and the good people of Osun should overlook the acts, prevail on the next Osun State House of Assembly to enact an appropriate Transition of Osun State Administrations Law, for future purposes, and let's move on.
If there was such a Transition Law, and the immediate past government of Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola was compelled by an Act of Parliament to cooperate with the Transition Committee set up by the then Governor-Elect, now inaugurated Governor Ademola Nurudeen Adeleke no office or official residence would have been stripped bare even of cutleries, doors and windows, as claimed now by the new administration.
Long live Osun State!
Goke Omigbodun,
Convener, Good Governance Globally.

sounds funny

That's rogue action

None of you are saint .. we were in osun when Oyinlola left government . The brand of oyinlola administration vicle is Geely and Avensis but after his vacation from office they were all no where to be found. The reason many of you to become politicians is just to milk and get away with any available , Influences, Resources, funds and property of government to enrich yourselves , family and friends . Only Akande and his administrators then did not cherish things out of all present and past governors . We even heard Ogbeni collected his salary he said he did not want for osun people in Accumulation towards the end of his Tenure.