**"Ondo Deputy Governor Saga: Aiyedatiwa Clears the Air** In a recent development that has sparked mixed reactions, the Ondo State Governor, Aiyedatiwa, has denied plans to remove his deputy, Otetubi Adelami. This news comes on the heels of Governor Aiyedatiwa's swearing-in on December 27, 2023, following the passing of the late Governor Rotimi Akeredolu. As we all know, the dynamics of power can be quite fluid in Nigeria's complex politics, and the recent trend of governors choosing their deputies from outside their party has raised eyebrows. In the case of Ondo State, the decision of Governor Aiyedatiwa to pick Adelami as his deputy, despite not being from the same party, has sparked speculation about their working relationship. However, according to Governor Aiyedatiwa, there is no truth to the rumors of a planned removal of Adelami as his deputy. He has maintained that he is committed to working with his deputy to deliver good governance to the people of Ondo State. This statement is a welcome relief to many, as it suggests that the governor is willing to put aside party differences for the greater good. The implication of this development is far-reaching, particularly in a state like Ondo where the politics of the past can still be felt. The removal of a deputy governor can create instability, which can be detrimental to the development of any state. Therefore, Governor Aiyedatiwa's denial of plans to remove Adelami is a positive step towards maintaining stability and continuity in Ondo State. In conclusion, the recent denial by Governor Aiyedatiwa of plans to remove his deputy, Otetubi Adelami, is a welcome development that suggests a commitment to working together for the benefit of Ondo State. As we move forward, it is essential that our leaders prioritize unity and stability, rather than allowing party differences to create division and instability. The people of Ondo State deserve better, and it is our hope that this recent development will set a positive tone for the future of the state."