Politics
Akeredolu’s widow knocks Gov. Aiyedatiwa over memorial lecture for late husband
The widow of the late former Governor of Ondo State, Rotimi Akeredolu, Betty, has accused Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa for an alleged attempt to exploit her husband’s legacy over memorial lecture for financial gains.
National Daily reports that the state government had scheduled a lecture for Friday in Akure as part of a series of activities to commemorate the first anniversary of Akeredolu’s death on December 27, 2023.
The state government had announced that renowned lawyer, Femi Falani (SAN), would deliver the lecture, with Bashorun Seinde Arogbofa serving as the chairman of the Akeredolu Leadership Lecture Series.
However, in a post via her X handle on Wednesday, Betty Akeredolu distanced herself and her family from the planned memorial lecture.
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She accused Aiyedatiwa of not involving Akeredolu’s family in the planning but“organising one yeye lecture for Aketi’s memorial as an entry point to chop money on Aketi’s head.”
In her post titled “Re: Purported Aketi lecture by Ondo Lucky can’t be serious!”, Betty expressed her discontent, saying,“Which legacy? Lecture, my foot! This is not for Aketi because my family and I are not aware. Damn it! As the saying goes: You and your co-travellers cannot shave Aketi’s head in his absence. You cannot weep more than the bereaved. This is an insidious propaganda carried too far! Lucky, you are preoccupied with rubbishing Aketi’s legacy; you can’t succeed, anyway.
“Anybody close to Aketi and Arabinrin becomes your enemy. Your minions are scared to get close; otherwise, they lose their appointments. Now you want to pretend by organising one yeye lecture for Aketi’s memorial as an entry point to chop money on Aketi’s head. You are on your own o! If this is not #Yahoo #419 lecture, tell me what it is!”
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