Ondo SSG, Abegunde Slaps Security Aide As IGP Orders Immediate Withdrawal Of Security Aides From Government Appointees




Ifedayo Abegunde, the controversial Secretary to the Government of Ondo State during the weekend again publicly slapped a police officer attached to his office as a security aide, Sahara Reporters has learned A government source that confirmed this on Monday said that Abegunde also known as “Abena” assaulted the policeman during the traditional wedding ceremony of the son of Governor Rotimi Akeredolu held at the Landmark Event centre in Lagos on Saturday.


http://saharareporters.com/2018/01/08/ondo-ssg-abegunde-slaps-security-aide-igp-orders-immediate-withdrawal-security-aides

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