Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has dismissed criticism from the All Progressives Congress (APC) that his four years in office have been characterised by “music and dance.”
Speaking during an Arise TV Town Hall programme on Monday, Adeleke said his critics were simply jealous because they could not dance.
In response to the criticism, the governor said dancing was part of his personality and family history, stressing that nobody could stop him from expressing himself through music and dance.
“They are jealous of me because they cannot dance in the first place,” Adeleke said.
The governor added, “In our family, we are jolly good fellows; we have music in our blood. Nobody will stop me from dancing.”
Adeleke’s comments follows criticism from opposition figures over his public displays of dancing at political and social events.
