Ex Local Government Political office holders in Ogun State, 2012- 2015 demand immediate payment of ₦3.5B illegal deductions
Segun Akanni, Toronto, Canada 
We write to draw the attention of the well meaning Nigerians to the illegality, fraudulent practice and high-tech corruption under the Senator Ibikunle Amosun administration in the administration of local government political office holders entitlement between year 2012 to 2015.
The management of all government establishments are regulated by laws, these include, appointments, qualifications, renumerations to mention but a few. Unfortunately, the Ogun state government, led by Senator Ibikunle Amosun, threw cautions into the wind, embraced brute, coercion, illegality and trampled on the laws of the state with impurities.
When we noticed this, we cried and lobbied those who should act but unfortunately to no avail, including the state house of Assembly, former but living governors of the state, State Party Chairman of ruling party, all past but living senators in Ogun State, all to no avail, Royal fathers, without missing the Legendary, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, in well acknowledged appeal letters coupled with delegation visitations.
We have therefore, resolved to contribute to the development of our governance through litigation by Femi Falana’s chambers to retrieve our legal entitlements, illegally cornered by Senator Ibikunle Amosun. The State government are already served with pre- actions notice with the affected 20LGs in the state.
We therefore, appeal to relevant authorities to impress it on Senator Ibikunle Amosun to release our ₦3.5billion illegal deductions before he leaves. The magical prowess that released the career officers deduction, should celestially release that of political office holders.
Thanks.
*Group Apex Leadership*
(1) *Com. Nuberu, A. Olufemi*
(2) *Prince Ibraheem Adegbokiki*
(3) Hon. Adekunle Abiodun
(4) Hon. Kushimo Wasiu
(5) Hon. Gbenga Odufuye
(6) Hon. Ikuonomore Oladipupo
(7) Hon. Wale Olorode.
(8) Hon. Sunday Adebowale
17th May, 2019
