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Nobody is after your life, Oyetola replies Aregbesola
The Osun State government on Tuesday denied a claim that there was a plan to assassinate the Minister of Interior and former governor of the state, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola.
Sunday Akere, Special Adviser to Gov. Gboyega Oyetola on Political Matters, gave the denial while addressing All Progressives Congress (APC) party members at the residence of Chief Bisi Akande, in Ila-Oragun in the state.
Akere said that there was no truth in the claim, adding that some political hoodlums were only trying to cause a crisis in the state.
Abiodun Agboola, Publicity Secretary of the APC faction loyal to Aregbesola, had in a statement, alleged that there was a plot to assassinate the minister.
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“We wish to inform the general public and security agencies of a plot to kill the Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, by default by the state government-sponsored political thugs.
“We say by default because the plan is to lay an ambush for the minister’s entourage and deal massive attacks on his way to visit Iwo on Tuesday,’’ Akere had alleged in a statement.
Addressing party faithful, however, Akere said: “There is no truth in the claim that there are plans to assassinate Aregbesola.
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