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In response to the much-discussed event involving Governor Ademola Adeleke during the coronation anniversary of Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi in Ile-Ife, Dayo Fashola, an assistant to former Osun State governor Adegboyega Oyetola, has defended First Lady Oluremi Tinubu.
Fashola claims that Tinubu and Adeleke’s conversation was never meant to be derogatory, but rather to make sure the celebration closed on schedule so guests could safely return home.
Speaking on her verified Facebook page, Fashola mentioned that many of the event’s dignitaries—including more than 29 wives of different state governors—had to return, many of them from as far north as the North.
She said that Tinubu’s request for promptness was reasonable and essential given the limited time and deteriorating visibility in the evening.
According to Fashola, the First Lady’s apparent anger was caused by her worries over the visitors’ safety and orderly departure.
“The exchange between Governor Adeleke and Her Excellency, Sen. Oluremi Tinubu, CON was not intended to disparage the Governor but to ensure a judicious use of time,” she wrote.
Concern at the early departure of the more than 29 wives of different state governors who were present, along with other dignitaries, who were all waiting for the event to conclude so they could be transported back to their respective states, appeared to be the cause of Her Excellency’s uneasiness. Keep in mind that a large number of the attendees were from the far north.
She had to tell the Governor once again to be time-conscious because there wasn’t much time left and visibility was getting worse as night fell. It wasn’t as serious as people are making it out to be; it was playful.
Since many of her esteemed visitors had to get back to their destinations on time, even Her Excellency yearned for the indulgence of all of them to forego formality while giving her own address.
“Once again, congratulations to our Yeye Asiwaju of the entire Oodua land and territories. Keep in mind that helicopter visibility at night is nearly zero.”
