Political analyst Kayode Ogundamisi has launched a scathing attack on serial entrepreneur and politician, Jimoh Ibrahim, labelling him a fraud in response to Ibrahim’s declaration of his ambition to contest in the forthcoming governorship election in Ondo State.
In the fiery statement, Ogundamisi criticised Ibrahim’s suitability to lead the people of Ondo State, citing concerns over his trustworthiness and integrity.
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“He’s not just a rogue, an exploiter of labour; he’s also a cold, desperate, insensitive MOFO,” Ogundamisi remarked.
The analyst further expressed apprehension about the prospect of Ibrahim receiving the gubernatorial ticket from the national leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Presidency, cautioning that such a decision could spell trouble for Ondo State.
“If APC hands the ticket to Jimoh Ibrahim, then Ondo State is in soup. This is a guy who collected Ondo State funds to fix a road and just walked away without even attending site,” Ogundamisi added.
As of the time of publishing this report, Ibrahim has not responded to Ogundamisi’s criticism on social media.
However, the APC governorship aspirant has noted that the death of former Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of the state would not affect his chances but would rather increase the chance of winning the primary and the main election.
“Maybe the death of Aketi has enhanced my chances because Aketi is a human being, he can be subjectively objective at the last minute. But now that he is no more, that possibility is written off completely. So whoever is there, wants to run for governor will meet me at the field.
“So Aketi’s death doesn’t affect my chances at all, but it would rather enhance my chances to win the governorship position of this state. So we are working seriously to win this election,” Ibrahim stressed.
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