Sen. Ojodu Built His Ado House With Proceeds From Fayose 2006 Impeachment, APC Youths Allege

Youths in the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ekiti State, under the aegis of Ekiti APC Youths Congress (EAYC) have demanded explanations from the Senator representing Ekiti Central, Babafemi Ojudu and embattled Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Dr Adewale Omirin over the whereabouts of the N250 million allegedly collected for the impeachment of Governor Ayodele Fayose and his deputy, Dr Olusola Eleka and another N200 million allegedly released for the April 11 House of Assembly election.

The youths accused Ojudu of polarising the party in the State by sponsoring another dissident group within the party called APC Action Group.
The APC youths in a press statement issued on Wednesday and jointly signed by Mr Tope Ogunkuade and Comrade Tunji Adeleye, Convener and Secretary respectively, blamed the activities of Ojudu and Omirin for the party’s woeful performance in the April 11 House of Assembly election.

“By running after Governor Fayose with impeachment despite that the people were openly against it, they created public sympathy for Fayose and hatred for the APC.

“The truth is that Ojudu and Omirin’s desperate ambition to be Governor and Acting Governor respectively made our party to lose the House of Assembly election woefully and we wish to warn the duo of Ojudu and Omirin to stop trading with our party,” EAYC said.

Said the youths; “We read it online that N250 million was collected by Ojudu for the Fayose’s impeachment project and we can’t doubt this because we know how much he (Ojudu) made from Fayose’s impeachment in 2006.

“It was from the proceeds of Fayose’s impeachment project in 2006 and Dr Kayode Fayemi’s rerun election of 2009 that Ojudu built his house in Ado-Ekiti.