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There was a mild drama in Ondo state as police officers led by commissioner of police prevented the deputy governor,from moving out of his official quarters at the government house premises.
The deputy governor Agboola Ajayi and some of his personal aides were trying to move out their properties out of the government house when they were stopped on Saturday night.
The police commissioner, Bolaji Salami, reportedly acting on instructions from governor Rotimi Akeredolu, directed his men to prevent the deputy governor from moving out of the premises.
For several hours, Ajayi argued with the police commissioner before having his way.
The deputy governor Agboola Ajayi and some of his personal aides were trying to move out their properties out of the government house when they were stopped on Saturday night.
The police commissioner, Bolaji Salami, reportedly acting on instructions from governor Rotimi Akeredolu, directed his men to prevent the deputy governor from moving out of the premises.
For several hours, Ajayi argued with the police commissioner before having his way.
Ajayi and Akeredolu have since fallen apart and there are unconfirmed reports that he is on his way to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), where he intends to run against the governor.
In a video posted on Twitter, the police commissioner was heard saying, "you are already defecting, we got a letter that you're doing it on Monday." Then the deputy governor replied, "so if I'm leaving the party, are not a police officer? Are you an APC member.
The deputy governor told the police commissioner that what happened in 1983 will not be allowed to repeat itself. A political tussle in 1983 led the to burning down of Ondo.
Watch the video below.
In a video posted on Twitter, the police commissioner was heard saying, "you are already defecting, we got a letter that you're doing it on Monday." Then the deputy governor replied, "so if I'm leaving the party, are not a police officer? Are you an APC member.
The deputy governor told the police commissioner that what happened in 1983 will not be allowed to repeat itself. A political tussle in 1983 led the to burning down of Ondo.
Watch the video below.
VIDEO: Ondo Governor, @RotimiAkeredolu Orders Police To Detain Deputy Governor In Office For Over Four Hours As Deputy Concludes Plan To Defect To PDP— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) June 21, 2020
WATCH FULL VIDEO: https://t.co/l1OkFS5dnn pic.twitter.com/2lg0t40OWS
Speaking with journalists, the deputy governor's spokesman, Allen Sowore, said the deputy governor was taken hostage for hours, despite the fact that he enjoys immunity.
“We could not leave the government house for several hours yesterday as they refused the deputy governor to pack his personal belongings,” he said.
“At a time, the deputy governor had to ask the stand of the commissioner of Police in this matter, because the way he acted yesterday was just too low of him as a public officer and not a politician.”
But special assistant to the governor on new media, Richard Olatunde, accused Ajayi’s aides of moving out properties belonging to the government.
“The deputy governor’s aides were caught last night with government properties. Some of them even carried the whole of a government furniture claiming he was the one that refurbished it,” Olatunde said.
“They took a television set, claiming the office of the deputy governor bought it as if the deputy governor’s office doesn’t belong to the government.
“So, they were made to return these items by the security men at the gate, and instead they call the deputy governor who later came, and the aides became emboldened by his presence.”
“We could not leave the government house for several hours yesterday as they refused the deputy governor to pack his personal belongings,” he said.
“At a time, the deputy governor had to ask the stand of the commissioner of Police in this matter, because the way he acted yesterday was just too low of him as a public officer and not a politician.”
But special assistant to the governor on new media, Richard Olatunde, accused Ajayi’s aides of moving out properties belonging to the government.
“The deputy governor’s aides were caught last night with government properties. Some of them even carried the whole of a government furniture claiming he was the one that refurbished it,” Olatunde said.
“They took a television set, claiming the office of the deputy governor bought it as if the deputy governor’s office doesn’t belong to the government.
“So, they were made to return these items by the security men at the gate, and instead they call the deputy governor who later came, and the aides became emboldened by his presence.”
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