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Governor Seriously Sick, First Lady Raises The Alarm Over Schemings For Succession

Governor seriously sick
OpenLife Nigeria reports that a Nigerian governor, Mr. Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State  is said to be seriously sick.
The wife of the governor, Mrs Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu , 69, in a video, accused  Bunmi Ademosun, special adviser on Multilateral and Inter Governmental Affairs to the Ondo State government of scheming to succeed her husband should the governor dies.
Mrs Betty Akeredolu, in the video, warns the special adviser to desist from her plans or prepare for battle with an Igbo woman which she is.
Bunmi, alleged of being too close to the governor

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