Your Administration Worst In Osun, Adeleke Blasts Aregbesola

Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has described the administration of a former governor, Ogbeni Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola, because the worst within the state’s historical past.

Adeleke, reacting to Aregbesola’s threats to take away him from workplace in 2026 by way of an announcement by his spokesperson, Mallam Olawale Rasheed, in Osogbo on Monday, reminded the previous governor that Osun continues to be affected by the inhumane maladministration he inflicted on the state whereas in workplace.

He described Aregbesola as “a person who left a legacy of big state debt, half wage, rip-off tablets and several other fanciful, inflated, uncompleted tasks” and described his tenure as “the worst in Osun historical past.”
Aregbesola, the interim nationwide secretary of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), mentioned on Sunday, whereas addressing hundreds of his supporters at Oranmiyan Home in Osogbo, that his get together’s quick goal is to unseat Adeleke in Osun.

However Adeleke mentioned: “The empty boast of Mr Aregbesola about 2026 is a symptom of a troubled thoughts who sees improper imaginative and prescient, who’s battling his benefactor and who’s haunted by the pains and struggling he inflicted on thousands and thousands of Osun individuals by way of his evil insurance policies and programmes.

“A person who must be remorseful and tender public apologies for his years of maladministration has the audacity to threaten Governor Adeleke, who’s clearing the mess left behind by Mr Aregbesola after his eight years of anti-people, inconsiderate management.

“Mr Aregbesola’s wickedness in opposition to employees, public servants, and Osun individuals is aware of no bounds whereas he wielded state energy. A person who launched half wage, misapplied the contributory state pension fund, and misused the state cooperative deductions fund must be ashamed of his temerity to assault a Governor who’s now paying up the half wage affliction, clearing the unjustified debt and rehabilitating brutalised Osun employees.