Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke on Tuesday accused his predecessor, Adegboyega Oyetola, of causing problems in the state because he’s a cousin to President Bola Tinubu.
Adeleke claimed that Oyetola is still suffering the pains of his defeat in the last governorship election.
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He spoke during a Town Hall meeting in Osogbo, the state capital.
The governor said, “Former governor Oyetola is still suffering from the pains of defeat, he is using the fact that he’s a cousin to Mr President to cause a lot of problem in Osun State.”
Adeleke also disclosed that some of his critics are jealous of his dancing skills.
“In my family we are jolly good fellows, music is in our blood and I tell you what, nobody will stop me from that. As I’m dancing I’m also working.
“I can dance with you now and when you come to my office, you will see a different and very serious person. There is time for everything; there is time to dance and time to work.
“And so they are jealous because they can’t dance. If they want I can teach them how to dance but that does not stop my work,” he added.
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