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Desperation: Senator Ademola Adeleke Splashes money on crowd
Desperation: Senator Ademola Adeleke Splashes money on crowd.
It was another dislay of immaturity and ignominous behaviour by a serving senator, who represents Osunwest at the National Assembly, Ademola Adeleke as he splashed money onto scattered crowd.
Adeleke was at the Peoples Democratic Party’s secretariate in Osogbo in what seems like a measure to cement his relationship with the party after some aggreived members had threatened to stone the dancing Senator, should he attempt to pick intent form to contest the 2018 governorship election in the state.
No sooner than Ademola Adeleke highlighted from his while jeep at the party secretariate that he again displayed his dancing prowess before he was stylishly cautioned by a former local government Chairman in Egbedore local government area of the state.
The hieght of the uncultured behaviour of the dancing Senator was when he began to splash naira notes on to the scanty crowd.
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omomeji
April 25, 2018 at 5:39 pm
Can't expect less… He thought that governorship is about dancing skill, some are old but yet matured. Leadership is no just about money baggage but skill that sometimes inborn or acquired through proper tutelage