The Special Adviser on Political Matters to the former deputy national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Chief Olabode George, Prince Uthman Shodipe-Dosunmu, has described former governorship candidate of the African Democratic Party in last year’s gubernatorial election in Ekiti state, Mr. Segun Adewale, as an “ungrateful interloper”.
Speaking with The Point, Shodipe-Dosunmu said, “It is rather disturbing, sickening and sad when one reads the illiterate diatribes emanating from one Segun Adewale against Chief Olabode George.
“Adewale, who calls himself Aeroland, is not a member of PDP. He is a bona fide member of ADP, on whose platform he campaigned in a pitiable and disastrous and failed gubernatorial campaign in Ekiti in the recent election.
“This character called Aeroland, who now shoots his mouth in banal idiocy, remains the greatest beneficiary of Chief Bode George’s large heartedness. I am a witness of how BG liberated this ungrateful character from the clutches of the SARS when he was already stripped to his birthday suit, chained and hurled into a Black Maria and perhaps set for unknown fate in 2011.
“BG equally gave this character well over 25,000 dollars from his personal resources when this same Adewale campaigned for a Senate seat.
“I was also there this year when this same Adewale crawled and prostrated in Lugard before BG and acknowledged that he not only contested for a gubernatorial seat in Ekiti on the Platform of ADP but that he actually collected money from Fayemi’s APC when his deputy jumped ship and went to APC.
“Now, is this the kind of character that should be locking up PDP secretariat in Lagos, talk less of claiming to be a PDP member! Quite sad, indeed”.
Shodipe-Dosunmu wondered why his principal (George) should continue tolerating and accommodating Segun Adewale and his likes who indulge in blackmailing him.
“The only person I will blame on this issue is Chief Bode George for being too tolerant and accommodating while idiotic characters blackmail him. Well, maybe that is the price of statesmanship and selflessness,” he said.
