₦100bn SCANDAL?... APC’s Remi Omowaye BLASTS Adeleke Govt Over Mismanagement & Insecurity in Osun

As political tension rises ahead of the upcoming governorship election in Osun State, a storm of controversy has erupted following explosive allegations made by prominent APC figure and former Commissioner for Works and Transport, Engineer Remi Omowaiye. In a heated media interview, Omowaiye — a key spokesperson for the opposition campaign — launched a series of serious accusations against the administration of incumbent Governor Ademola Adeleke, claiming widespread mismanagement of state resources, questionable contract awards, and declining public services across education, health, infrastructure, and security. Among the most contentious claims is the allegation surrounding a proposed ₦100 billion airport project in Ede, which Omowaiye suggests was awarded to a company allegedly linked to non-core construction expertise. He also alleged irregularities in road project awards, stating that some contracts were given to firms allegedly registered as interior decorators or unrelated business operators. The APC chieftain further accused the administration of mass teacher layoffs, unpaid or poorly managed workforce issues, and rising abandonment of primary healthcare facilities, describing the situation as evidence of governance failure. He also cited alleged inconsistencies in security spending, including claims of under-equipped security operations despite access to significant “security vote” funds. Omowaiye additionally raised concerns about rising communal tensions and insecurity, alleging that political actors within the state government may be linked to violence incidents — claims that remain unverified and strongly contested in Osun’s political space. Turning to the opposition’s alternative, he promoted APC governorship candidate Asiwaju Muradin Bola Oyebamiji, describing him as a technocrat and former finance commissioner with experience in fiscal management and debt reduction. He argued that Oyebamiji represents a “reset option” for Osun’s governance, promising tighter financial discipline, improved infrastructure delivery, and better resource management if elected. The remarks have intensified political polarization in Osun State, with supporters of the ruling administration rejecting the allegations and demanding evidence, while APC loyalists insist the claims reflect “verifiable public records.” As the election draws closer, the battle between performance narratives and opposition criticism is expected to further escalate, making Osun one of Nigeria’s most closely watched political battlegrounds. #AfricanEntertainment #NigerianMusicIndustry #NaijaMovieIndustry #NaijaCelebrities #NaijaEntertainmentTV #NigerianEntertainmentIndustry #NaijaShowbiz