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PDP questions Ayedatiwa’s appointment of 344 new aides

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The Ondo State Chapters of the Peoples Democratic Party, on Sunday, lambasted Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa for appointing 344 new aides.

The PDP, which described the appointments as ridiculous, claimed that the new aides would cost the state N1.2bn monthly.

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Aiyedatiwa had on Friday, through his Chief Press Secretary, Mr Ebenezer Adeniyan,  announced the appointments of 344 people as Senior Special Assistants and Special Assistants but the PDP condemned the action of the governor, describing it as ridiculous.

The PDP Campaign Organisation’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr Ayo Fadaka, in a statement on Sunday, said,

“Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa continues to remain a pitiable sight as the helmsman of our state, his acclaimed rudderlessness and incompetence are consistently impressed on our psyche as he misses no such opportunity to prove it.

“The appointment on Friday of 344 aides is a ridiculous action of a governor who is at sea over choices to make for the advancement of our state, confused largely over what should extend the frontiers of our development but chose to prosecute petty partisanship desires at the expense of good governance, thus again confirming his unsuitability for the governorship seat he currently occupies, which he consistently uses to retard our quest for economic and societal growth.

“To appoint 344 aides, with no specific governmental responsibilities and defined functions is criminal, particularly when due cognisance is taken of the fact that their remuneration per month is going to cost the government about N1.2bn.

“In fact, the number and resources to be expended on them are enough to begin a new ministry”

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