In a video posted to his Facebook page, Isaac rejected the idea that the appointment was a major political payoff. He emphasized that Ayo was not named a minister or ambassador but rather placed at the helm of a government agency.
He recalled that his brother had previously told him he had no intention of pursuing further political office—such as minister, senator, or director-general—after his tenure as governor ended. Instead, Ayo chose to concentrate on his private ventures, which have been financially rewarding for years.Watch Video/Continue..














