BREAKING: Akeredolu sacks media aides of deputy, disbands press crew

Ondo State Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu has sacked all the media aides attached to the office of the deputy Governor, Mr Lucky Ayedatiwa.

This was revealed in a statement on Tuesday signed by the chief press secretary to the governor, Olabode Richard Olatunde.

The statement read in part;

“The affected aides include: Press Secretary to the Governor, Kenneth Odusola; Special Assistant to Governor (New Media) Oladipupo Okunniga; and Special Assistant to the Governor (Photography) Samson Abayomi Adefolalu .

They are to submit all government properties in their possession to the Acting Permanent Secretary, Office of the deputy Governor.

Similarly, the Press Crew attached to the office of the deputy governor has been disbanded.

Consequently, all members of the Press Crew are to report back to their various ministries and stations.

Equally, the ministry of Information and Orientation is directed to provide adequate coverage for the activities of the deputy’s governor office henceforth”.

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  1. This is not true, I took full dose of this tablets and no result at all

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