Amosun’s Arms-gate, I am vindicated – Oladunjoye

-Demands investigation by President Buhari
The spokesman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), in Ogun State, Comrade Tunde Oladunjoye, has reacted to the publication by Premium Times on the existence of illegal armoury and stock-pilling of arms and ammunitions by the immediate past governor of Ogun State, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, describing it as a “vindication”.

“Though I knew there were some illegal small arms, including English pistols, in the possession of Senator Amosun and his boys, I never knew such huge stock-pilling of arms existed right in the government house. I thanked my stars for my wise decision to play along at the sham “consensus meeting”. I now wonder what some people who said I shouldn’t have played along will say. In fact, how many of us at that meeting would have honoured Amosun’s summons if we knew we will be inside the same government house and sharing the same venue with, and probably sitting on an illegal armoury of about 1000 assault riffles and about four million bullets? How many visitors would want to visit the governor if they had known that he had such huge weapons in the government house? How many residents of Abeokuta will even walk or drive past the government house with its illegal armoury if they had the tip-off?”
“Without mincing words, I am urging President Muhammadu Buhari, in his capacity as the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, to quickly order investigation into the Amosun gun-running scandal. Such collection of huge arms and ammunitions can only exist in the military barracks in Nigeria. Or, how many AK47 or millions if bullets can the police in Ogun State boast of? Mr. President should urgently investigate this matter as I believe there are more to be unraveled. It will be interesting to see the manifest for the importation of the ammunitions and its distribution and usage in Ogun State in the last seven years. We do not believe that President Buhari appointed Mr. Amosun as a satellite “Commander-in-Chief “.
“There is no better time for Mr. President to demonstrate his recent reaffirmation of Nigeria’s support to the International Criminal Court In fulfilling its mandates, than now”, Oladunjoye said.








