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Ekiti a failed state, only me can fix it - Segun Adewale (Aeroland)



A governorship aspirant in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ekiti State, Mr Segun Adewale, has insinuated that Ekiti was a failed state that can only be fixed by him.

Adewale, otherwise known as Aeroland further insinuated through one of his campaign managers, Mr Tosin Jegede that all those who governed Ekiti State since it was created failed.

Tosin Jegede’s statement, which he widely circulated on social media on Sunday evening read; “Successful indigene of a failed State are never respected, let #RethinkEkiti and fix our tomorrow, today."

Otunba Segun Adewale was not known in Ekiti State until few months ago that he came from Alimosho area of Lagos where he had contested elections unsuccessfully into House of Representatives and Senate.

Even when he was corrected by participants on a Whatsapp platform, he went further to justify his derogatory comment on behalf of Adewale that Ekiti was indeed in a state of failure.

However, irked by the blanket description of Ekiti as a failed State, one Olumide Adelugba said; “when people are busy magnifying and promoting their States, you are busy labeling your State with an inglorious name. Does that mean you and your paymaster (Aeroland) are products of a failed State?”

Another Ekiti indigene, Tanimola Kolade said he was just surprised that an indigene would call his state a failed state because he wants to please his principal. We will send him and his Oga back to Alimosho in Lagos.

In his reaction, Special Assistant to the governor of Ekiti State on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka said anyone saying Ekiti was a failed state needed medical attention because “In the entire Southwest, Ekiti has the best road network and the state is even rivaling a state like Ondo in the area of infrastructural development.”

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