Breaking: Tinubu orders Ondo Assembly to transfer power to Aiyedatiwa

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President Bola Tinubu has stepped in to address a brewing leadership crisis in Ondo State.

The President has reportedly directed the Ondo State House of Assembly to facilitate the smooth transfer of power to Deputy Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa. This directive comes on the heels of alleged undemocratic pressure on the deputy governor to sign an undated resignation letter.

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President Tinubu, recognizing the urgency of the situation, conveyed this directive during a meeting convened to address the unfolding leadership tensions in Ondo. The President emphasized that the transfer of power should be unconditional, aligning it with the “Doctrine of Necessity.”

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Ejes Gist News has learned that the mechanism for this power transfer will involve the use of electronic signatures (e-signatures). This innovative approach is deemed necessary as Governor Akeredolu is reported to be too weak to physically sign any documents. The decision to employ e-signatures not only ensures a seamless process but also prioritizes the well-being of the ailing governor.

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This move is seen as a proactive step to allow Governor Akeredolu to take a much-needed medical leave without compromising the continuity of governance. The President’s insistence on a smooth transition aligns with principles of democratic governance and the imperative of ensuring stability within the state.

The details surrounding this development are expected to unfold shortly, shedding light on the specific circumstances that led to the President’s intervention and the subsequent transfer of power in Ondo State. The evolving situation will undoubtedly be closely monitored as stakeholders and the public await further information on the resolution of the leadership crisis.

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