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Adeleke, Oyetola bicker over handover procedure

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*Adeleke declined to meet with my handing over team – Oyetola, * They refuse to respond to our letter 2-month ago —  Chairman, Adeleke Transition Committee  *Return govt properties within 48 hours, gov orders Oyetola's aides *Osun Assembly orders status quo on LG administration   Former governor of Osun State, Adegboyega Oyetola, has accused his successor, Governor Ademola Adeleke of declining to meet with the hand-over team of his administration. Adeleke had set up a transition committee to interface with the Oyetola-led administration, but the committee headed by Dr. Muyiwa Oladimeji alleged that the Oyetola team did not co-operate with it. But Oyetola, through his spokesman, Ismail Omipidan, said a team headed by the Chief of Staff to the former governor, Dr. Charles Akinola had written to Adeleke's team seeking to meet them but the team declined. Adeleke refused to meet us Omipidan disclosed that the team set up by former Governor Oyetola sought to meet with the ...

Adeleke, Oyetola disagree over sacked workers, Executive Orders

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Oyetola (left) and Adeleke (right). *Adeleke didn't sack monarchs —spokesman, *Sets up review panel to investigate issue, *We employed 2,400 workers only, not 12,000 — Oyetola, *I’m ready to work with Osun lawmakers- Adeleke *We didn't sit to review gov's inaugural speech *Violence in Iwo, ruling houses divided over Aree stool   Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State and his predecessor, Adegboyega Oyetola, have disagreed over the number of workers employed in the twilight of the government of the latter. They also disagreed on issuance of Executive Orders and suspension of monarchs. While the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, accused Oyetola of employing over 12,000 workers before vacating office, spokesperson to the former governor, Ismail Omipidan, challenged the Adeleke administration to publish the list of the 12,000 workers, saying the figure was unfounded. It was gathered that the Oyetola administration employed 2,400 teachers in primary and post-primary schools across ...