Chief Mrs Folake Marcus-Bello has renewed her challenge to Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as YAYI, over questions surrounding his origin and political history.
Speaking during a television interview, Marcus-Bello insisted that Adeola is not from Ogun State and challenged him to make public relevant records, including information concerning his first employment at The Guardian newspaper and the INEC form he completed when he first contested for the Lagos State House of Assembly.
She also questioned the consistency of his claim to Ogun ancestry, arguing that the documents and records from his earlier years could help clarify the issues surrounding his background.
Marcus-Bello described the controversy as an issue that deserves transparency, particularly because Adeola is seeking the highest political office in Ogun State. She maintained that anyone aspiring to lead the state should be able to provide clear and verifiable information about his background.
Another area she challenged Yayi to provide information is his source of fund, he should tell us his establishments or businesses apart from holding public offices to have earned him the status of a billionaire with the way he spends money.
According to Marcus-Bello, the governorship of Ogun State should be about transparency, sincerity and integrity qualities.
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