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Debt Profile: How Buraimoh allegedly fleeced Amuwo-Odofin LGA
The now former Amuwo Odofin Local Government Chairman Engineer Valentine Buraimoh from whom Prince Lanre Sanusi took the baton of leadership having emerged victorious at the July 12, 2025 council election had allegedly left behind a debt profile of N2.2billion.
According to a reliable source who pleaded anonymity, the former Chairman Engineer Buraimoh unscrupulously bloated the debt profile of the council with the construction of a highly deficient edifice.
The former council boss was said to have often claimed that the capital intensive gigantic building project he embarked upon, named after President Ahmed Bola Tinubu (ABAT) had hitherto debarred rehabilitation of many roads and several other well meaning developmental projects in the locality.
It was however, discovered that Buraimoh left a debt profile of N2.2 billion unpaid to contractors executing the project just as the widely acclaimed edifice has no water, and it’s yet to be furnished likewise the building is not having any form of electrification whatsoever.
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Aside from the building, there are other debts owed by the previous administration in the local government which had not been serviced for a while, this left behind a huge debt burden on the new administration led by Prince Lanre Sanusi (PLS).
Though the PLS era promised a lot during the electioneering campaigns, pundits are of a view that this developments may slow down the administration’s pace in hitting the ground running as initially pledged.
Engineer Valentine Buraimoh the alleged former council boss refused to pick all calls, placed on his two mobile lines till now when the news was published.
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