“The media through their reportage can help to monitor and hold our leaders accountable.’’
The leaders asked the party’s State Executive Council (SEC) to zone its governorship ticket to the district.
“Nobody is looting the treasury of Ondo state. Nobody is forging the governor’s signature,” the state’s information commissioner said.
In August, the Assembly passed the bill for the creation of additional LCDAs after Mr Akeredolu transmitted the bill for its creation to the lawmakers.
The meeting comes after several months of political crisis between Mr Aiyedatiwa and ailing Governor Rotimi Akeredolu.
Mr Olatubora added that the parties have found a political solution to their problems.
Godwin Abumisi, NUP’s national president, on behalf of the retirees, said the government needed to provide a solution to their suffering.
Banji Ajaka, the state’s Commissioner for Health, said the government was not relenting in fighting malaria.
Mr Tinubu had asked the loyalists of the governor and his deputy to bury the hatchet in the interest of peace in the state.
“It is one big family and our father has intervened to bring all the children together.’’
