Dr. Kayode Ajulo SAN, has hailed the Ondo State Governor, HE Lucky Aiyedatiwa, for bringing dividends of democracy to the people of Ondo state.
The legal luminary stressed that the governor has demonstrated outstanding leadership within a month of assuming office.
In his words:“The governor has shown that good governance is not a herculean task to deliver and has achieved, in the space of a month, what some governors cannot achieve in their entire time in office.”
Answering questions from newsmen in Abuja on Saturday, the renowned legal luminary expressed admiration for Aiyedatiwa’s magnificent approach to governance and embrace of the rule of law by respecting the court’s Order on the matter regarding the constituted local government administration.
He said if the governor continues this way, there might be no room for anyone in Alagbaka in 2024.
Ajulo, applauded the governor’s reassurance to the people.
He maintained that Aiyedatiwa’s focus on genuine concern for citizens’ welfare, rather than political manoeuvres, has restored the hope of the people of the State.
“The man they tried to relegate as a novice turns out to be the one who knows better.” Ajulo said.
“This was a man that was taken to Golgotha, humiliated as they wanted but still gave his detractors another chance to prove themselves amidst mounting calls for their dissolution before he did the needful in the interest of the State’s development.
Ajulo, SAN, called for a review of the public office holders of the last administration for proper handover process.
“There must be a proper review and scrutiny of some appointees of the last government and their offices to ensure accountability, with consequences, either good or bad to encourage people to do good and deter those who are planning to visit the State with more evil.
“If this is not done, it would be easier for people to do the business of government as they desire, and those who have plundered and fraudulently looted the State’s resources in the past will be emboldened to come back to seek government positions,” said Ajulo.
