Ayeniromo Orunogbeke

Ayeniromo Orunogbeke

2/28/2025, 1:18:11 AM

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Ayeniromo Orunogbeke

3/1/2025, 11:03:57 AM

*BREAKING*: Senator Natasha accuses Akpabio of sexual harassment amid Senate dispute In a shocking new twist to the ongoing feud in the Senate, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has accused Senate President Godswill Akpabio of sexual harassment. The Kogi Central lawmaker made the allegations during her interview on Arise TV on Friday, February 28, 2025. While speaking on the interview, she alleged that “Akpabio while taking her on a tour of his house alongside her husband on her birthday, whispered to her that she could spend quiet time with her in his house.” She also alleged that the Senate president had also told her in his office that, “He could approve anything for her so long as she makes him happy.” Going further Natasha also alleged that, “She had received several threat calls from the senate president, warning she could go down should she expose the senate president.” The Kogi Senator further claimed that Akpabio’s actions towards her extend beyond legislative disagreements to gender-based harassment and intimidation. This development comes amid an ongoing clash between the two senators, which began with a dispute over her seat in the Senate chamber. AFRIPOST had initially reported that Akpoti-Uduaghan had earlier filed a ₦100 billion defamation lawsuit against Akpabio and one of his aides, following derogatory comments allegedly made about her. The latest accusation has sparked fresh concerns about the treatment of female lawmakers in Nigeria’s political space, with rights groups and activists calling for a thorough investigation. More details to follow…

Ayeniromo Orunogbeke

3/1/2025, 11:11:30 AM

*Governor Adeleke/Labor Union Leadership Conspiracy of Withdrawal of Services, to Whose Advantage and/or Disadvantage?* PART I In the history of Ogbomoso series of events led to Ogunlola demystifying Elemoso who was a dreaded invisible character reminiscent to Shekahu the late leader of Boko Haram in Nigeria. In an open physical confrontation Ogunlola forced the hitherto dreaded and invincible man to become visible. On the eve of their physical battle in the jungle, a spectacular event unfolded. Elemoso was quoted as saying emphatically to Ogunlola, "Ogunlola o! Ogunlola o! Beware, for the people of Oyo are pushing you into a self-destructive mission." Akoni Oodua, in this same light, I would warn the leadership of NLC/NULGE of Osun against permitting the administration of Governor Ademola Adeleke to maneuver them recklessly into calamitous positions. At this critical juncture of the ongoing political logjam over LG councils, they must proceed with caution and be guided by the sage advice that when two elephants engage in fights, it is the grass that suffers. In this scenario, APC and PDP are the elephants, while the Labour Unions are the grass. In the present circumstances, Governor Adeleke has only two options to resolve the issues at hand, which can be compared to being caught between the devil and the deep blue sea. The first option involves resolving the issues through the application of law, while the second option is a political solution. It is unfortunate that neither option is advantageous to the Local Government council staff who are bond to suffer big. *Judicial Resolution:* Should the governor consider employing legal channels to resolve this issue at this juncture, it will potentially subject the local government to hardship. Pending resolution of the status of the two claimants to the council seat, the FG Allocation to councils in the state may be suspended, possibly extending beyond the current administration. The severe implications for local government staff especially those who are not in the union’s leadership ranks need not be emphasized. The union leaders needs not worry in their own case. After all, the government is allegedly lining their pockets regularly since they withdrew their services. Political Solution The opportunity to explore this option has also been lost due to the governor's carelessness, poor crisis management skills, and inexperience. Like a bull in a china shop, the governor has been needlessly confrontational with everyone, including those who will decide his fate in this matter. Local Government Financial Autonomy: The Federal Government, to ensure the effectiveness of this policy, has established a robust committee, chaired by the Secretary to the Federal Government, Mr. Akume. The committee comprises Messrs. Nuhu Ribadu, National Security Adviser, Wale Edun, Minister of Finance, Lateef Fagbemi, Attorney General of the Federation, Olayemi Cardoso, CBN Governor, Minister for Budget and Planning, a representative of the Nigeria Governors' Forum, and a representative of the local government in Nigeria . Regrettably, Osun Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has been in conflict with almost all these individuals during the ongoing dispute over the local councils. Consequently, any consideration of a political solution to the problems on the ground is foreclosed for him. As previously noted, Mr. Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, and the Attorney General had specifically advised and pleaded with the Governor to adopt a conciliatory approach, but he elected not to listen. Similarly, the NSA had also made a comparable appeal to him through the Inspector General of Police, but the Governor refused to yield. As a result, he acted recklessly and now faces the repercussions of his actions at this critical juncture. *Ti o ba koju si e k’o ta. Ti o ba ko eyin si e ki o ta. Amo sa ti o ba ku iwo nikan ki o tun ero re pa.* This one goes to the Osun Labour Union leadership. They need wisdom to navigate through at this time _When you're faced with a challenge, you must confront it. When you're faced with a river, you must find a way to cross it. But when you're faced with death, apply wisdom._ To Governor Ademola Adeleke….. _"If you're not strong, don't carry a load. If you're not a bird, don't try to fly. It's only when you're dead that you'll be carried by others."_ _This proverb emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, humility, and recognizing one's limitations. It cautions against taking on responsibilities or tasks that are beyond one's capabilities, lest you suffer the consequences._ _In essence, the proverb encourages you to know your strengths and weaknesses, and to be mindful of your limitations. It's only when you're humble and acknowledge your weaknesses that you can ask for help and support from others._ *Akin Adeyi* Akoni Oodua Ayeniromo Capone de Tutti 1/03/2025 Watch out for Part II

Ayeniromo Orunogbeke

2/25/2025, 6:01:55 AM

*Aligning with the Statement; “You cannot support Adeleke and still remain sensible”* _Osun NLC leadership partisanship position on my mind_ _25/02/2025_ Prior to this time, when social media commenters, particularly those on the side of the opposition, would say to those supporting Governor Adeleke during arguments that "you cannot support Ademola Adeleke and still have your thinking faculty functional," I thought they were being overly harsh. However, considering the recent developments in Osun under the governor's leadership, I am beginning to align with this sentiment. I will provide a single illustration to justify my alignment with the statement, and I will leave it to your discretion to judge. Recall how the Nigerian Labor Congress (NLC) leadership, a labor union that is increasingly becoming an arm of the state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), announced the withdrawal of its services, with an emphasis on Local Government workers. The congress cited perceived insecurity and safety concerns for its workers as the reason. In a press release, the union stated that "safety at work is of high priority, and we cannot allow our members to work in an atmosphere of insecurity." Expectedly, the police and other security agencies responded rapidly by bolstering security arrangements statewide to allay fears. As a result, local government infrastructure and facilities were subjected to round-the-clock surveillance. Their efforts were successful, yielding no reported incidents of public safety or security breaches throughout the state so far. But with all of that the NLC who quoted fears of insecurity and safety are yet to go back to work. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the NLC, which initially expressed concerns about insecurity and safety, has yet to direct its members to return to work. Rather, the NLC, operating under the guise of an NGO, has been exerting pressure on the police to withdraw their specialized services from the state, asserting that the state is peaceful. While it is true that the state is peaceful, it is crucial to acknowledge who is responsible for maintaining this peace. The police, undoubtedly, play a significant role in this regard and the good people of Osun appreciate them for it. Upon recognizing their unpopularity, the NLC resorted to making unsubstantiated allegations of misconduct against police personnel using a faceless NGO. Fortunately, the citizens demonstrated collective wisdom in supporting the police's continued efforts to maintain peace in the state. The NLC Osun chapter's actions are consistent with the notion that "one cannot support Governor Adeleke and remain sensible". Thus, as NLC leadership, calling off workers due to insecurity and subsequently refusing to return to work citing "over security" raises concerns. They have until the end of this week to comply with the necessary labor laws or risk the consequences. Furthermore, the governor is expected to adopt a more prudent approach, acknowledging that his strategy of encouraging workers to stay at home is detrimental to the state's economy. Has he contemplated the consequences of decreased IGR and compromised essential services? The citizens of Osun, especially those who supported Ademola Adeleke's candidacy, must be worried about the state's current situation at the hands of Adeleke. They probably must be disappointed. After all, they never voted him to become this senselessly combative, arrogant and incompetent leader that he has become fighting against all institutions like the judiciary and the justice systems, police, and other arms of security, traditional institutions and many others.

Ayeniromo Orunogbeke

2/24/2025, 4:05:06 PM

Program Alert!!! Exclusive discuss on the Osun LG ELECTION. Guest:Mr AKIN ADEYI. Time 10-11am . Date: Tue.25/2/2025. Like /follow Honourable fm on Facebook to be a part of the show. https://www.facebook.com/share/1AUkF8bgrU/

Ayeniromo Orunogbeke

2/26/2025, 4:06:32 PM

*Akin Adeyi Commiserates With Osun PDP Members, describes Governor Adeleke's Recent Actions as Unbecoming.* Mr. Akin Adeyi, a senior chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Osun State, has expressed sympathy with the ruling, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Osun chapter, over the unforeseen, undeserved disappointment, humiliation, and shame they suffered on Sunday at the hands of their leader, the governor of the state, Mr. Ademola Adeleke. According to the public analyst, Governor Adeleke's propensity for evading, disappointing, and humiliating his party members, as seen during last Sunday at the Government House, Oke fia, Osogbo, is unbecoming of a governor. The major opposition chieftain said it was at the governor's invitation that all party leaders, members, and supporters assembled in their large numbers at the Governor's Lodge, Oke Fia, Osogbo. “They came in their private cars and chattered buses from their respective local government areas. They were invited to witness the swearing-in ceremony of the party's newly elected chairmen and councilors. It was a moment of unbridled joy for the unsuspecting members. The ceremony remained jubilant until the time governor announced in his official address that the newly inaugurated officials should not resume for works at their respective local government council secretariats , instead, they should remain in their various houses“. “This announcement reverberated through the crowded space like a thunderstorm, dampening the crowd's previously elevated spirits. All music and dance stopped and tongues began to wag. Discussions began, irritability increased, and numerous questions arose. "So, the councils are truly not vacant as APC insists ?" "Which means we have been misled?" “Yes, we’ve been scammed by the governor” the dejected members were quoted as saying. The previously jubilant crowd began dispersing en masse, with tear-stained faces and heads bowed in shame and regrets . It finally dawned on them that the governor was merely exploiting their loyalty to maintain party unity for his future political leverage, Adeyi said. Adeyi offered sympathies to the Osun PDP membership for the unjustified humiliation, squandering of resources, and time lost due to the governor's actions. "He has exploited them with the charade election which even led to loss of lives and comical swearing-in ceremony”. However, Akin Adeyi urged the PDP members to extract wisdom from this regrettable incident to guide their future choices on who to follow next as their leader and the party to pitch their support for. "Once deceived, twice cautious" Adeyi warned. Lastly, Akin Adeyi, who regards the Adelekes as political opportunists, foresees the Adelekes' imminent defection to another political party, which will be executed without prior notification or established arrangement that will ensure the retention of their current followers. "They should prepare for this eventuality to reduce the impact of the shock." Akoni Oodua Ayeniromo Orunogbeke 26/02/2025

Ayeniromo Orunogbeke

2/27/2025, 8:56:51 AM

Hashim & The charade called election: Before criticizing Hashim Abioye, the OSIEC chairman, let us examine some fundamental concerns: a) What specific qualifications does Hashim possess for this critical role of election umpire, aside from being a lawyer, an unskilled communicator, and a Confucianist? a) Does Hashim have any additional special training or experience in a relevant field? c) Did those who appointed him consider him for any crash training ahead of commencement of work ? If the answers are unequivocally no why blame him for the shameful performance we saw on Saturday? Among his other shortcomings was when Hashim, who didn’t announce the mandatory breakdown of results as the Returning Officer, went ahead to announce the final results by saying that his party (PDP) “Cleared” all the local government councils. Where and how “cleared” became the appropriate official word for announcing an election results of this magnitude only Hashim and his bedfellows can tell. 😂😂😂

Ayeniromo Orunogbeke

2/23/2025, 2:10:25 AM

Osun council poll: Adeleke causing chaos, says Omisore ...'Governor targeting council funds' By Emmanuel Oladesu  Deputy Editor  Former All Progressives Congress (APC) National Secretary Senator Iyiola Omisore has berated Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke for conducting illegal chairmanship and councillorship elections in 30 local governments.  He said the governor and his teleguided state electoral commission were busy chasing shadows by conducting imaginary polls to fill non-existing vacancies across the councils. Omisore said in a statement that the Osun State Government is lawless, adding that it also ignored wise legal counsel because it was bent on violating the court judgment.  He explained that the Court of Appeal judgment was clear enough, emphasising that 30 council chairmen and their councillors had been reinstated by the temple of justice.  Omisore complained that Adeleke was bent on conducting the polls and plunging the state into crisis because he was motivated by an inordinate ambition to misuse the funds of the councils.  The former deputy governor said the desperation to misuse council funds may have played a role in the insistence to conduct a false election that will not stand the test of law and time.  He insisted that the state electoral commission indulged in a show of shame orchestrated by its paymaster. Omisore said: " Disobeying court orders and judgement, wasting Osun state resources, desperately influencing the judiciary to sit over superior court decision and turning deaf ears to the wise counsel, Adelele has committed a heinous crime against democracy and humanity." He said if there is a breakdown of law and order in the State of Living Springs, the governor should be held responsible. Omisore added:"Adeleke acted against commonsense. He has set the stage for the breakdown of law and order. God will not allow it. The governor is inviting a declaration of a state of emergency in Osun. The whole exercise was a shameless charade and dancing taken too far."

Ayeniromo Orunogbeke

2/24/2025, 7:39:48 AM

Before Governor Ademola Adeleke mislead them further suffice to share this with them to save them from long sentences to prison. The civil servants on my mind. _Monday, 24th February 2025_ It seems like you’re asking about the composition of the Federal Government (FG) team or committee responsible for implementing Local Government (LG) Autonomy in Nigeria. Based on the available information and the context of recent developments, I’ll provide a clear and concise response about the known composition of the FG’s efforts in this regard, specifically focusing on the committee established to enforce LG autonomy following the Supreme Court ruling. In August 2024, the Federal Government of Nigeria inaugurated a 10-member Inter-Ministerial Committee to implement the Supreme Court’s judgment on July 11, 2024, which granted financial autonomy to the country’s 774 Local Government Areas. This committee was set up to ensure that local governments receive their allocations directly from the Federation Account, free from state government interference, aligning with constitutional provisions recognizing LGs as the third tier of government. The committee’s composition reflects a high-level, multi-stakeholder approach to address the practical and legal aspects of this landmark ruling. The committee is chaired by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator George Akume. Other key members include: • The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun • The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi • The Minister of Budget and Economic Planning • The Accountant General of the Federation • The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Olayemi Cardoso • The Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Finance • The Chairman of the Revenue Mobilization Allocation & Fiscal Commission • A representative of state governors • A representative of local governments This composition brings together top officials from finance, justice, and economic planning sectors, alongside representatives from both state and local government levels, ensuring a balanced approach to tackling the complexities of implementation. The inclusion of the Central Bank Governor and the Revenue Mobilization Chairman highlights the focus on financial mechanisms, while the SGF’s leadership underscores the committee’s authority and coordination role within the FG structure. *The committee’s mandate is to ensure that LGs operate with full autonomy, particularly in managing their finances without state interference, as mandated by the Supreme Court*. Reports indicate that by November 2024, the committee had concluded its meetings and signed a technical document to be presented to President Bola Tinubu, with expectations that direct allocations to LGs would commence by the end of that month. However, as of December 2024, there were indications that payments were still being routed through state accounts due to “practical impediments,” suggesting ongoing challenges in fully executing the committee’s framework. This is the most detailed insight available into the FG’s composition for LG autonomy implementation. If you meant something more specific—like a different aspect of the FG’s structure or a detailed breakdown beyond this committee.