Speaker of Ondo State House of Assembly Olamide Oladiji has said that part of the resolutions reached at the meeting with President Bola Tinubu over the political crisis in Ondo was that the deputy governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa would write an undated resignation letter and submit it to the president.
Oladiji stated this at the end of Tuesday’s plenary, adding that Tinubu appointed him (Oladiji), secretary of the Ondo State Government, Oladunni Odu; and the state chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Ade Adetimehin, to monitor compliance with the resolutions.
Oladiji, who read the resolutions on the floor of the House, warned all stakeholders against violating the resolutions of the meeting.
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The Speaker said, “For the avoidance of doubt, let me present to the good people of Ondo State, the resolutions reached after the meeting of representatives of the Ondo State House of Assembly, the State Executive Council members, members of the National Assembly from Ondo State and the state Chairman of the All Progressives Congress with His Excellency, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the leadership of our great part, that all parties shall embrace peace, that status quo be maintained by all parties, that all impeachment proceedings be terminated forthwith, and all court cases withdrawn by all parties.”
Reading further, he said the resolutions also included “that there will be no dissolution of the State Executive Council, that an undated letter of resignation must be written and signed by the deputy governor and submitted to the President, that the party leadership and structures remained intact, that the House of Assembly leadership remained intact and that Hon. Lucky Aiyedatiwa continues to perform the functions of office as deputy governor.”
