‘Takdir’ – Minister of Home Affairs helps him claim Rift with AIYEDATIWA

The Minister of Home Affairs, Olubunmi Suti-ojo, has denied rumors about the rift with the Governor of State Ondo, Lucky Aiyedatiwa.

The Minister spoke on Thursday at IKARE-Akoko, the North-Timur North-Timur regional government area, during the medical outreach program organized by the grassroots movement for Tinubu (GMT).

He described the cracks of the rift with the governor as unfounded.

The Minister, represented by the event by a former senior special assistant for the Governor for the involvement of the community (North Senatorial District), Bode Obanla, said his position would not prevent him from working positively with people in his home country.

Tunji-ojo promised to support the program that was promoted to promote the president.

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“At this point, any group is mobilizing for ‘Asiwaju’ (Tinubu), it is the group that we will love.

“There are about five, six groups at Ondo State now. Anyone who wants to form groups in the state, they will come and I will support them. That GMT is different, because they are full of initiatives.

“And I found that it was not a group formed in the state of Ondo. This is a group formed throughout the country; this is a chapter.

“Last week, they held a seminar in Lagos, and I was there. This is the type of initiative that I will like. What they have from now on, I will support them to go to the village.

“So, there is nothing wrong with this support. We are not struggling. What is important is we promote our president,” he said.