Atunse Ekiti Movement, the political group of Chief Segun Oni has said the former Ekiti governor was a man of integrity and didn’t have his hand in the till while he was in the saddle of the state.
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The group DG, Dr Ife Arowosoge, made this claim in a rebuttal of the allegation by the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress in Ekiti State, Paul Omotoso, that Oni was unproductive even while he occupied the party’s deputy national chairman.
Oni’s defection to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, from the ruling party has stirred up bitter exchange between his camp and the opposition.
“If Omotoso had known Chief Oni very well, he would have known that he (Oni) guides his good name so jealously and would not involve himself in any act, which would sprinkle red oil on his white garment. The only property Oni has is his house in Ifaki. He is living in a rented apartment in Abuja and he has no property in Ado Ekiti, the state capital,” Arowosoge told Punchng.com.
