Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has blamed critics of his administration, said they are envious of his accomplishments.
The governor in a statement by his spokesman, Olawale Rasheed, said within the last 23 months, he has brought in good governance in the South-Western state.
“Governor Adeleke said his focus on delivering good governance and serving only public interest worries and confound the opposition which had failed woefully when it was given the opportunity to govern the state,” the assertion read.
He likewise jeered the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state, saying his strides in government have made the party resentful.
The governor’s administration made it a mark of obligation to follow through big and small service issues confronting the people of the state across the sectors, explaining that the methodology consolidates imagining something truly mind-blowing and little simultaneously to the greatest interest of the people.
Governor Adeleke expressed that the opposition cannot comprehend how his administration has accomplished so much within such a little time, thus they resort to outright fake news, personal assaults and erring against God by condemning his praise worshiping the giver of power and life.
He additionally called on religious institutions to constantly speak truth to power, focusing on the significance of constructive engagement with political leaders.
“To my faultfinders, I empathize and sympathize with them. At the point when someone succeeds where you fail, you are likely to be envious and even bitter. That is human nature. But I encourage them to place public interest above private agenda. As for me, I have no option than to succeed”, the governor said.
“Silence by the church and clerics generally is not an option. Clerics should speak loud about free and fair elections, the nobility of all human beings, the prevalence of public good over private interests, regard for the supremacy of the constitution, recognition of the rule of law and equality of all citizens under the watchful eye of the law.
“As a sitting governor, I firmly believe the clerics should mount advocacy on what impedes good governance namely autocracy, dictatorship, arbitrariness, the culture of impunity, self-perpetuation in office, suppression of opposition, corruption and failure to respond to aspirations of the people,” he concluded.
