Ajisafe Defends Governor Aiyedatiwa Against Legal Attacks

Sola Ajisafe has issued a strong critique of Dr. Olukayode Abraham Ajulo's legal actions against Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, describing them as a "pathetic exercise in envy" and a "desperate personal vendetta." Ajisafe argues that Ajulo's public interventions are primarily attacks on the governor's record and lack genuine analysis or public interest.

He emphasizes that the legal challenges filed against Aiyedatiwa are fundamentally flawed, citing constitutional protections under Section 308 of the 1999 Constitution, which shields sitting governors from civil and criminal proceedings. Ajisafe notes that the governor's legal team, led by Chief Adegboyega Solomon Awomolo, has filed a robust preliminary objection to the suit, highlighting the absence of a credible cause of action.

He further asserts that Ajulo's claims are unfounded and that the governor has not violated any constitutional provisions. Ajisafe concludes by defending the integrity of the judicial process and the constitutional safeguards in place for elected officials.