Osun Govt Orders Oyetola, Wife, Others To Return ‘Illegally Taken Vehicles’
The Osun State Government has asked the immediate past governor of the state, Gboyega Oyetola, to return 11 vehicles he allegedly took from the state after completing his tenure.
Apart from the ex-governor, others who were asked to return vehicles allegedly taken illegally from the state include Mr Oyetola’s wife, Kafayat Oyetola, and former aides to the ex-governor.
Olawale Rasheed, the spokesperson of incumbent governor Demola Adeleke, in a Friday statement, said the vehicles that were illegally taken were worth N2.9 billion.
Mr Oyetola has yet to react to the claims by Mr Rasheed, as of the time of this report.
Mr Oyetola of the All Progressives Congress lost his bid for re-election to Mr Adeleke of the Peoples Democratic Party.
Mr Adeleke has, since his inauguration, repeatedly accused Mr Oyetola of impropriety and has reversed some of the actions the latter took as governor.
Mr Oyetola has, however, denied any wrongdoing and said he acted in the best interest of the state.
Mr Oyetola is, however, still challenging the outcome of the July governorship election at the election tribunal.
In his Friday statement, Mr Rasheed said the government’s decision was taken by an asset recovery panel set up by the new governor.
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