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How Betty Akeredolu abandoned me after serving for seven years on salary of N45,000/month – Aide Folasade Adu, a former aide to Ondo State’s immediate past First Lady, Mrs Betty Akeredolu, has come forward with allegations of abandonment after serving the late Governor Rotimi Akerdolu’s wife for seven years without any form of reward. Adu alleged that while working with the ex-first lady, she was paid N50,000 as salary, out of which N5,100 was deducted monthly for seven years. An emotional Adu disclosed this in an interview with Ondo-based journalist, Prince Olujimi Adekale, on Monday, April 22, 2024. Adu claimed that when she sought assistance after leaving her job, Mrs Akeredolu refused, citing her lack of power as an excuse. Tearfully recounting her ordeal, Adu said, “I worked for Her Excellency (Mrs Betty Akeredolu) for more than seven years. When I was going, she did not give me anything. I worked with her for srven years as her makeup artist. I used to make her hair (when she was still making her hair) and do her pedicure. “I was paid N50,000 then, but I usually gave back N5,000 to BRECAN. They would have deducted the N5,000 before the salary was paid. They called it ‘give back to BRECAN’. Another N100 was also usually deducted as charges. So, it was N44,900 that usually gets to me as salary at the end of the month.” Asked why the sum of N5,100 was usually deducted from her salary monthly, she disclosed that the deduction was Mrs Akeredolu’s directive. She said, “That was how it was from the beginning. She (Betty Akeredolu) said we would give back 10% of our salary to BRECAN.” BRECAN is an acronym for the Breast Cancer Association of Nigeria, founded by Mrs Akeredolu. It is an organisation that is galvanising action against breast cancer in Nigeria through public education, patient support, advocacy, and research. BRECAN was founded in 1997 after Mrs Akeredolu’s experience with breast cancer. Adu further alleged that the late Akeredolu’s wife refused to offer any form of reward when she disengaged her services after the death and burial of her late husband and former governor She added that when she sought assistance, the former first lady claimed she could not render any form of assistance because she was no longer in power. Adu stated, “She said she’s out of office, so there is no help that she can render. “I left working with her after the final burial of her husband (Rotimi Akeredolu). When I was to leave, her daughter asked me what I was going to be doing, and I sent her a business proposal of about N4m to reopen my studio. “Till now, they did not get back to me. I sent a text message to Betty Akeredolu that I needed help and that she was my last hope, that she should render help to me, but she said there was no help that she could render because she is now out of office. “I usually reach out to her to help me. She once told me that since I have a passport, she would take me out of the country, but till now, nothing.” She noted that she used to have a studio of her own but lost all her customers while in the service of the ex-first lady. “I used to have a shop, but I’ve lost all my customers. So right now, I’m just at home doing nothing,” she said, Speaking further, Adu, who broke down in tears, revealed that coupled with her job as the ex-firstlady’s makeup artist and hair stylist, she sometimes worked as her assistant. “There’s nowhere she goes to in Nigeria that I don’t follow her. At times, I even worked as her personal assistant.” Now struggling without income, Adu appealed for support to reopen her shop, as her husband is also unemployed. She added, “My husband is not doing anything for now. He was working before. The vehicle he was using for a taxi, we used for Akeredolu’s second term campaign, hoping that after the campaign, we would get something. Unfortunately, the vehicle got bad, and we had to sell it at the rate of N100,000. “I want the people of Ondo State to help me because, as of now, there is nothing. I have been thinking and crying every day. I need help to reopen my shop.” https://punchng.com/how-betty-akeredolu-abandoned-me-after-serving-for-seven-years-on-salary-of-n45000-month-aide/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social |
I think it's time for the government to start killing this useless cultists |
Treadway:The day I went to Epe, my mouth was wide open I almost didn't recognize the place again |
lekankolade:Tchewww |
jmoore:Can you explain what you mean? Ebonyi Airways can move people from Ebonyi to Lagos, from Lagos to Abuja, from Abuja to PH from PH to Enugu, from Enugu to Kaduna etc |
This madness will stop when the government start jailing or killing this nuisance. |
kettykin:They won't be operating from Ebonyi alone nah |
Tonytonex:k |
Cardoso is doing well. The naira will strengthen against the dollar again very soon |
Tonytonex:Tchewww |
May God bless Nigeria. |
DMerciful:Lets wait till 6 years for it to exchange at #25 Obasanjo met it ![]() |
DMerciful:When did Dangote start selling diesel that you want it to start reflecting immediately? He has not even sell for up to a month. Chill bro... No b magic be this |
Zeebuy:So I am now the clown But you that made this ignorant comment below is not a clown ![]() Zeebuy:See the shallow comment of who's calling me a clown ![]() |
Zeebuy:But you claimed some people said diesel is 980? If you buy diesel for 940 as a retailer at the Dangote refinery, so you expect the retailers not to add any gain on it? The way some of you reason eh ![]() Go and buy from Dangote refinery at 940 and start selling at #500 nah |
DMerciful:Well, I have answered the question you asked me. |
Zeebuy:Even Dangote didn't claim he reduce price of diesel to #980, where did you get your information from? |
DMerciful:Not using dollars to import diesel and other refined petroleum mean we will have more dollars to shore up our foreign reserve which will lead to the naira gaining more value and price of goods and service falling. When we were importing diesel, price was 1700 at filling stations but now price has falling to 1050 because our diesel is now made in Nigeria. |
Why's the Yoruba governor in Ebonyi targeting Igbos properties? |
DMerciful:We won't have to be using dollars to import diesel into Nigeria. |
The Dangote refinery has been ranked above the 10 biggest refineries in Europe because of its capacity, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The $20bn Dangote refinery can refine 650,000 barrels of petroleum products per day. The report stated that this is over 246,00bpd capacity more than Shell’s Pernis refinery located in the Netherlands. It added that the Pernis refinery has an installed capacity of 404,000bpd the biggest in Europe. The BP Rotterdam in the Netherlands has 380,000 capacity. Bloomberg also said the GOI Energy ISAB refinery in Italy was built with a refining capacity of 360,000bpd. Also, the TotalEnergies Antwerp refining facility in Belgium can refine 338,000bpd. Others listed in the report were the Orlen Plock refinery in Poland with 327,000bpd; Shell’s Rheinland in Germany with 327,000bpd; Miro refinery in Germany has 310,000 capacity and the ExxonMobil Anterwep refinery in Belgium with 307,000 capacity. It added that the Saras Sarroch refinery in Italy had 300,000 capacity; and the ExxonMobil Fawley in England with 270,000bpd capacity. Describing the Dangote refinery as a ‘game changer’, the Bloomberg report said the refinery was taking advantage of cheaper US oil imports for as much as a third of its feedstock as it started up. The refinery has been reportedly shipping products in recent weeks while readying two units to enable petrol output that will deliver a long-promised transformation of the fuel market both in Nigeria and the region, according to analysts. “Dangote is going to influence Atlantic Basin gasoline markets this summer and for the rest of the year,” an oil expert, Alan Gelder, told Bloomberg. The refinery is running at about 300,000 barrels a day, nearly half its nameplate capacity, according to the average estimate of analysts at WoodMac, FGE, and Citac. The complex has started shipping jet fuel, diesel, and naphtha as it widens to a full slate of products. Reuters recently reported that Dangote oil refinery could end a decades-long petrol trade from Europe to Africa, which is worth $17bn a year. Reuters, quoting analysts and traders, said the Dangote refinery was heaping pressure on European refineries already at risk of closure from heightened competition, adding that the refinery would be the largest in Africa and Europe when it reaches full capacity. About a third of Europe’s 1.33mbpd average petrol exports in 2023 went to West Africa, a bigger chunk than any other region, with the majority of those exports ending up in Nigeria, Reuters said, quoting Kpler data. The Dangote refinery, funded by Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote, was configured to produce as much as 53 million litres of petrol a day, about 300,000bpd. The refinery has begun the sale of diesel into the Nigerian market, crashing the pump price of the product from N1,600 to N940 in less than a month. https://punchng.com/report-ranks-dangote-over-europes-big-refineries/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social |
SheikhMuniru:Wow!! |
DMerciful:We're no more importing diesel. Tinubu till 2031. |
MRS Oil Plc has slashed the price of Automotive Gas Oil popularly known as diesel to N1,050 per litre across its outlets nationwide.https://punchng.com/mrs-slashes-diesel-price-to-n1050/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social
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Forkthiefnubu:k |
BluntCrazeMan:The country will become poorer than Niger republic and chad in less than 10 years just the way the poverty level shoot up in Anambra under his watch https://saharareporters.com/2022/11/14/poverty-anambra-state-doubled-under-peter-obi-i-have-verified-information-i-wont-share#:~:text=Yes%2C%20poverty%20more%20than%20doubled,were%20in%20poverty%20under%20him. https://www.nairaland.com/870945/what-exactly-peter-obi-doing?s=08 You can only fool yourself mr obidients |
Islamic fanatics all over the world will not be happy with this move by the Saudi authority |
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