Adedayo became detained by the DSS on Friday evening in Abeokuta, the train capital, SaharaReporters confirmed.
Nigeria’s secret police, Division of Insist Products and providers (DSS) has detained the Chairman of Ijebu East Native Authorities Condominium of Ogun Insist, Wale Adedayo.
Adedayo became detained by the DSS on Friday evening in Abeokuta, the train capital, SaharaReporters confirmed.
His detention is coming after he accused the train governor, Dapo Abiodun, of withholding larger than N17billion statutory Federal Allocation meant for the train’s native governments within the final two years.
The governor had also arranged a kangaroo impeachment process within the native authorities towards him.
SaharaReporters had reported that Adedayo, who made the allegation in a letter addressed to a typical governor, Aremo Olusegun Osoba, mentioned that Governor Abiodun had also urged the Chairman of the Facet toll road Transport Employers Affiliation of Nigeria (RTEAN) within the train, Akibu Efele, and a few members of the Black Axe confraternity based in Ijebu Ode to punish him.
It became reported that the council chairman, Adedayo within the letter effectively-known that there had been zero federal allocation to each native authorities save within the train since they obtained on board in 2021.
Based mostly fully mostly on the letter, Adedayo requested Osoba, to urgently wade in, and convince Abiodun to enable the statutory federal allocation to native governments in Ogun Insist to succeed in each of them as envisaged by the 1999 Constitution.
Adedayo within the letter alleged that the fashion of denying native governments their due federal allocations by the train authorities began all the strategy in which by the administration of regular governor Ibikunle Amosun.
On the opposite hand, Governor Abiodun has reportedly denied the allegation saying that his administration needed to elevate the funds allocated to native governments within the train to enable the council chairmen to meet their duties.
The governor in a assertion by his Chief Press Secretary, Lekan Adeniran mentioned the native authorities funds had been being handled by the constitutionally recognised Joint Story and Allocation Committee.
