JustAdetoun attacks Abiodun as critic accuses Ogun governor of silencing dissent, neglecting projects and poor leadership
A social media commentator, JustAdetoun, has launched a fresh and blistering attack on Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, accusing him of poor governance, intolerance of criticism and neglect of public welfare.
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The criticism was contained in a strongly worded online outburst in which JustAdetoun alleged that Ogun State was drifting under Abiodun’s leadership.
The critic accused the governor of using security agencies to silence dissenting voices, citing the arrest of a pastor by the Department of State Services as an example.
According to JustAdetoun, the JustAdetoun attacks Abiodun narrative reflects growing frustration among residents who feel excluded from governance.
She alleged that the governor does not welcome accountability and has failed in his role as chief security officer of the state.
The critic further accused Abiodun of focusing more on social engagements and foreign trips than on governance, describing him as a non performing governor who is disconnected from the realities faced by citizens.
JustAdetoun also alleged that key public infrastructure projects have been abandoned, including a hospital reportedly built during the administration of former governor Gbenga Daniel.
He challenged the governor to point to visible achievements, questioning what projects his administration has delivered.
Raising economic concerns, the commentator criticised the continued payment of what he described as an inadequate minimum wage, arguing that workers’ welfare has been neglected amid rising living costs.
The JustAdetoun attacks Abiodun comments also touched on the governor’s alleged political ambitions, claiming that Abiodun was more focused on securing a future seat in the Senate than addressing governance challenges in Ogun State.
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The comments have sparked debate online, with supporters and critics of the governor trading arguments over his performance in office.
Quadri Olaitan is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering news, public affairs, and human-interest stories.
