Governor Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola's real identity was revealed by Beth News, many Nigerians believe that the bearded Governor is an Ijesha man but source close to him affirmed that his father is from Yagba West in Kogi State while his Mother is from Ilesha he was said to be building a private Schools in an expensive
hectares of land in his Native Kogi State. The cost of the school is put at
₦19 billion. The Osun People are presently hooked
in the hands of a hypocrite called Aregbesola Raufu Adesoji.
The man who find his way to the Osun
State Government house through a controversial Election tribunal lead by
Justice Ayo Salami in 2010. The supreme court judge had been reportedly bribed
with 150 million to effect the judgement in favour of Aregbesola Olagunsoye Oyinlola was then the governor.
The ephonia that greeted his victory
at the election tribunal was greed. Nigerians far and near were happy,
especially the Lagosians, remember Aregbesola is a resident in Alimosho area of
Lagos state. Apart from this, he is a former commissioner for works under the
government of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Aregbe as he is fondly called is a
very close ally of the Lagos State. Beth news is informed that Tinubu is
the major Financial of the court cases
which gave Aregbesola the position of the Chief Executive of Osun State.
In his early years in the Osun State
government house, Aregbesola has a lot goodwill and respect from the Osun
People. He was expected to do more by improving the standard of living in the
state, generate employment, improve the standard of education and boost
agricultural sector.
Osun People were proved wrong as Aregbesola
policies were full of ‘O’s.
‘O’ reap, ‘O’ clean, ‘O’ meal.
Aregbesola comes, wife and son were in charge of
contracts. Consumables and office equipment supply specially reserved for his son called kabiru
one out of twenty it was the young Aregbesola that supplied the fragile ‘open
Imo’ to the 120 secondary schools in
osun State. Read more from Beth News magazine as more exclusive story to be publish
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