“Adeleke’s 100 Days in Office Is Uneventful and Unpalatable”, Osun APC Claims

• Governor Ademola Adeleke has been accused of mismanaging money running into billions of naira
• The allegation was raised by the Osun state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oshogbo
• According to the APC, Governor Adeleke's 100 days in office can be described as uneventful and unpalatable

Senator Ademola Adeleke has been accused of wasting over N90 billion accrued to government coffers within 3 months.

The allegation was made against the governor by the Osun State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC), This Day reports.

The party described his 100 days in office as uneventful and unpalatable as humongous funds to the tune of N90 billion accrued to the state’s coffers were lavishly spent and unaccounted for, Premium Times added.

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The party chairman, Sooko Tajudeen Lawal, made this known at a press conference held at the Tinubu/Shettima Campaign Office, Osogbo.

The chairman remarked that apart from the regular FAAC, totaling N15 billion that the Adeleke’s administration had received, due to the diligent administration of the state by the immediate past Governor Adegboyega Oyetola, the state government had equally received about N11 billion from Siftas; N5 billion from NG CARES and N6.7 billion Federal Government parastatal tax liability respectively in the last three months.

Lawal revealed that the Adeleke-led administration had in the last three months received another N3.2 billion Nigeria for women project; N4.9 billion State Ease of Doing Business Reforms among others, aside from the N14 billion left in the kitty by the Oyetola administration totalling over N60 billion.

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Governor Adeleke defecting to APC soon? PDP reacts to rumour

Meanwhile, rumours of Governor Ademola Adeleke dumping the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the All Progressives Congress (APC) have been dismissed. The Osun state chapter of the PDP described the rumour being spread on social media as fallacious and cheap lies.

In a statement signed by its caretaker chairman, Dr Akindele, the party claimed the rumour emanated from the APC.

Akindele called the report a failed distraction agenda, as he urged Osun voters to troop out en masse and vote for PDP candidates in the coming election on March 11. He expressed optimism that the PDP will clear all 26 assembly seats in the state on March 11. The caretaker chairman added that Adeleke has shown that good governance is possible within 100 days, adding that the Osun governor remains ever committed to the PDP.

Source: Legit.ng