Former Hon Attorney-General of the Federation & Minister of Justice, Prince Adetokunbo Kayode, CON. SAN has appealed to politicians and agitators in Ondo State to allow Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa to settle down and perform his constitutional duties.
Prince kayode in a recent statement
noted that it is Ondo state, its people, its children that will suffer most if this current spate of unwarranted and unpatriotic attacks on the current Governor continues. The state and its people stand to gain nothing, but pain, poverty and penury, if this incendiary politics of selfishness, hate, aggravation and deception continues.
While also calling for peace in Ondo States in the build up to the November 2024 election, the former Hon Minister enjoins the incumbent Governor to remain focused, strong, steadfast and audacious, concentrating on the best way to move the state forward. “Do not yield to the deliberate distraction.”
He advised the Governor Aiyedatiwa, “pick a leave from Asiwaju Bola Tinubu who, in spite of onslaughts from left and right, continues to push his development agenda”
His words:
“Please concentrate on immediate issues like settlement pending arrears of salaries and pension and I note with gladness that something is being done on these.
“Critical arterial roads in virtually every Senatorial zone of the state require very urgent attention. We urge the governor to look at these urgently. But how can he be able to do this, if hidden and unclean hands continue to distract him? So let us all give peace a chance, so that the state can continue to thrive.
“We are lucky in the state that Governor Lucky is very much loved in Abuja. And he knows what to do. He must leverage his goodwill and the goodwill enjoyed by late and beloved Governor Akeredolu to bring more Federal opportunities for the progress and edification of the state.
“We urge the Governor not to be distracted by lame, worthless and beleaguered allegations and insinuations. These are of no moment or effect, at this time.
“Let us give peace a chance. Breathe and allow the Governor to breathe.” He added.
