The Chairman of the Ogun Community Development Association (CDA) criticizes tell Governor Abiodun for the rice palliative, asserting that they are not in a position of begging.


 The Chairman of the Ogun Community Development Association (CDA) criticizes tell Governor Abiodun for the rice palliative, asserting that they are not in a position of begging.

A man who claims to be the chairman of  Shokeye Community Development Area in Ogun State has slammed Governor Dapo Abiodun over the distribution of palliatives in the state.


In a video now trending on social media, he is seen with a branded bag palliative, which, according to him, contains rice for 147 households in Shokeye Estate.


He said, "I was just at home when they brought this for me as palliative for the whole of Shokeye Estate. In this estate, we have 147 houses with families and tenants.


"I'm confused now; I don't know how to share this with 147 households in Shokeye Estate.


"I'm talking to Dapo Abiodun now; if you people know that you cannot do something, then don't do it.


"We are not hungry; we are not beggars. So we don't need your rice as  palliative. This is not even up to one-eight of a bag of rice.


"We don't need this rice; if you want to give us palliatives, don't insult us. This is an insult. Shokeye Estate refuses to be insulted."


Credit: X| jimidisu

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