Akeredolu’s son attacks Aiyedatiwa for naming uncompleted complex after late father
Babajide Akeredolu, son of the late Ondo State Governor, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, has criticised Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa for naming an uncompleted judicial complex after his late father.
He described as “premature and insincere” the naming of project after Aketi.
He described as “premature and insincere” the naming of project after Aketi.
He also advised Aiyedatiwa to reflect on true loyalty and respect for the late governor in actions, and not with empty gestures or political gimmicks.
True loyalty and respect for the late governor must be reflected in actions, not empty gestures or political gimmicks,” Akeredolu said.
He added that the governor would truly honour his father by completing the projects initiated by the late governor.
His observations were contained in a statement issued on behalf of the Akeredolu family.
He however commended the groundbreaking of the Judicial Complex, a project dear to the late governor, but criticised the politics surrounding it.
Akeredolu described the decision to name the project after the late governor before its completion as premature.
He urged Governor Aiyedatiwa to demonstrate genuine commitment to Akeredolu’s legacy by prioritising the completion and functionality of such projects.
He noted as unfortunate the clash between the government’s Leadership Lecture Series and the Akeredolu family’s remembrance programme in Owo.
According to him, the family had formally informed the governor of their plans, but the state government organized its event without consulting or inviting any family members.
He said the omission was “discourteous and disrespectful” for an event meant to honour a former governor.
