IT is no longer news that there is a strain in the relationship between Governor Seyi Makinde (GSM) of Oyo State and his deputy, Engr. Rauf Aderemi Olaniyan, over the constitution of the Task Force on COVID-19 in the state.

But what has kept the state on the edge is the ongoing plot to remove the deputy governor by some forces on a flimsy excuse.

If it is true, Oyo State might revert to 1979-1983 era when the then governor of the state, the late Chief Bola Ige squared it up with his deputy, the late Chief Sunday Afolabi.

As a youth, GSM was elected to make a difference, not to repeat history and set the state on fire. Some groups are pleading that the governor and his deputy should resolve their differences amicably.

Racoon:
Governor Seyi Makinde should just never allow being in power to intoxicate his sense of sound judgement to start engaging in senseless power tussle.

Being in the corridor of power is a transient thing.Oyo state needs good governance.So pls provide it and be put your name in the sand of time.Besides, nobody is indispensable in politics

ClassicMG:
This GSM is just like the typical nigerian politician jare. Just that he get better publicist

WaffenSS:
Shey you people were talking about enabling the "the youth" in power.

Una don dey see.