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Ekiti Truck Driver Borrows N3.5m to Back Tinubu, Bamidele, Fatoba

By Idowu Adebomi, Ado-Ekiti An Ado-Ekiti-born mini-truck driver, Adeleye Adeniyi, popularly known as the “Online Loan Man for BAO,” has disclosed that he borrowed a total of N3.5 million to support the political ambitions of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Senate Leader, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele, and Hon. Steve Fatoba. Adeniyi, who made the disclosure while speaking with journalists in Ado-Ekiti on Wednesday, said his decision to commit his personal resources to the politicians was driven by his appreciation of what he described as their contributions to national and state development. According to him, the N3.5 million was apportioned as N2 million for President Tinubu, N1 million for Senator Bamidele and N500,000 for Hon. Fatoba. He explained that his support for Tinubu was informed by what he described as visible infrastructural and educational interventions of the Federal Government, including road reconstruction, ongoing federal projects and the student loan scheme. Adeniyi said he b...

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