OGUN COMMISSIONER RESIGNS TWO WEEKS TO END GOVERNOR AMOSUN’S ADMINISTRATION, FAULTS CONDUCT ON TRADITIONAL RULER’S INSTALLATION

The letter, dated Tuesday, May 14, 2019 explained that the “recent directive” of the Governor “On the issues of Obaship in some areas in Ota State Constituency runs against my conscience and yearnings of my people that I represent”.

Penpushing further reports that, Ojuko  stated in the letter that his wish is that after leaving political office, he would go back to his people with his family with peace of mind but with Amosun’s decision, if he continues in office, he would become an “outcast” among his people after leaving office hence his decision to resign.

The Ota/ Awori born politician thanked the Governor for giving him the opportunity to serve the people, insisting that Amosun remains his political leader.