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Oyo PDP chair to Ajimobi: Why are you sleeping since May 29?

Freedom Online by Freedom Online
July 6, 2015
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Ajimobi: Buhari, Tinubu, Sanwo-Olu, Fayemi, Oyetola, Ambode, PDP, others mourn

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Oyo State chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Olayinka Taiwo, has described Governor Abiola Ajimobi as a sleeping governor since he was sworn in for a second term on May 29.
Calling on the governor to wake up from his slumber, he said Oyo State people are tired of the inactivity from the Government House, Agodi.
“The people have been groaning under the weight of economic hardship foisted on them by the incumbent government. The governor is just running a one-man show and ruining the economy of the state as a result of his failure to appoint commissioners and others who would administer the state. And by not declaring his assets, this is a clear breach of the Constitution.
“Our party views the inactivity in governance in the state more than a month after the second term inauguration of the governor as a bad development. It is quite worrisome that Governor Ajimobi, after four years in office, is still comporting himself like a first term governor, who would have excuses about learning the ropes or sabotage from predecessors. We sincerely hope that this governmental slow motion is not going to ruin Oyo State as workers continue to be owed and the economy continues to suffer.
“We call on the governor to wake up from his post-election hangover. Elections are over and it is time for him to deliver the promises he made to the electorate”.

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