VIDEO: ‘You don’t have a Governor in Ondo’, Olusola Oke sets the internet on fire

By Miracle Ogunde

A governorship aspirant in Ondo State, Chief Olusola Oke, has set the internet on fire by saying there is no governor in Ondo State.

Oke made this statement in Akure while addressing the Ade Adetimehin led APC stakeholders and officially declaring his interest to contest the governorship election in the state.

Apparently referring to the sitting Governor, he described Lucky Aiyedatiwa, as a product of circumstances caused by the demise of the late Rotimi Akeredolu.

In the video which had set the internet on fire, Starnews NG reports that Oke said “You know we don’t have a governor in this state, we don’t have a governor that was elected. We have a governor that became a governor by illicit of the demise of Akeredolu. The leader that would be elected; one dies, one remains.”

Addressing the APC Chairman, Oke said, “Mr. Chairman, be in charge, exercise your authority. Don’t allow your mandate to be stolen by anybody. Don’t allow your mandate to be compromised by anybody.”

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Meanwhile, Starnews NG had reported recently that Governor Aiyedatiwa should watch out for Jimoh Ibrahim and Olusola Oke as one of the six factors that could stop his ambition.

The governor will have to contend with the conspiracy theories of both Oke and Jimoh which we described as the two strong men in his party in one of our reports.

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