Mobile police squadron: APC accuses Makinde of hijacking projects
- Oyo state APC has accused Governor Seyi Makinde of taking the glory of his predecessor's hard-executed projects
- The opposition party accused the governor of converting Olodo maternity and paediatric hospital to Covid-19 isolation centre without Abiola Ajimobi's consent
- The opposition party also cited the relocation of mobile police squadron from Oyo town to Ago-Are as another bad move by the governor
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The main opposition in Oyo state has thrown fight hat into the ring with Seyi Makinde-led government as the All Progressives Congress (APC) accused the governor of hijacking projects executed by his predecessor.
Makinde took over the baton of governance from Isiaka Abiola Ajimobi but the transition has seen more accusations and altercation come up in the state.
Governor Makinde recently marked his one year in office, yet his achievement list was questioned by the APC members who accused him of getting glory for projects he never initiated.
In a statement by the state opposition party APC, through its spokesperson Azeez Olatunde, Makinde was accused of converting Ajimobi Maternity and Paediatric Centre in Olodo to Covid-19 isolation centre instead of building his own.
APC said the governor made the decision without seeking the consent of his predecessor who initiated the projects, The Nation reports.
The opposition also accused the Oyo government of moving the mobile police squadron from Oyo town to Ago-Are, a remote area in Oke-Oun region.
Source: UGC
APC added that the project was situated in Oyo upon the request of Alaafin of Oyo town.
The opposition party challenged Governor Makinde to come out with a fresh stand backing his decision and called for the prompt relocation of the mobile police squadron to Oyo town.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Oyo state former governor, Adebayo Alao-Akala, has stated that the joint southwest security outfit Amotekun will fail in every state except in Lagos.
Alao-Akala made this known while speaking on his memoirs titled: “Amazing Grace” which is expected to be launched in June, as part of activities for his 70th birthday celebration.
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Source: Legit.ng
