ESA-OKE, Osun State — The Akogun of Esa-Oke, Chief Abiodun Owoeye, has condemned Governor Ademola Adeleke over remarks allegedly made against the Director-General of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Governorship Campaign Committee, Hon. Wole Oke, during a condolence visit to the community. Chief Owoeye described the governor's comments as disrespectful to the people of Esa-Oke, arguing that referring to one of the town's prominent sons as a "bastard" on his ancestral soil violated the community's cultural values and traditions. "It is sacrilege to call our son a 'bastard' on our soil," the traditional chief said, stressing that political disagreements should not override respect for cultural norms and communal values. According to him, traditional etiquette demands restraint from public office holders, particularly when addressing grieving communities already grappling with heightened political tension. Governor Adeleke visited Esa-Oke on Wed...
Bobi wine has blasted Yoweri Museveni, the president of Uganda, What sense does it makes to have purchased luxury cars for ex-speakers of the parliament after the president himself had recently bewailed that his regime is cash-strapped. Bobi wine, wrote on his social media handle, "Where is the common sense Museveni was talking about recently? The regime claims to be cash-strapped. Citizens are dying of hunger in different parts of the country. The regime can barely offer any meaningful services to the people. And what do they do? Spend billions to purchase luxury cars for former Speakers of Parliament, some of whom still hold well-paying government jobs where they already have vehicles and convoys following them around! Each week, we wake up to a new scandal, new heist. The criminals in power continue to ask the citizens: "What can you do?" And yes, the citizens of this country must rise up at the earliest opportunity and put an end to this madness.