Former Osun State Governor Gboyega Oyetola has refuted claims by the current administration, led by Governor Ademola Adeleke, that he left the state with an empty treasury. According to a statement released through his ally, Oyebamiji, Oyetola left a balance of N15 billion in state funds. This directly contradicts Adeleke’s assertions regarding the financial state of Osun upon his assumption of office. The statement further highlights Oyetola’s approval of President Tinubu’s recent economic reforms, specifically the removal of fuel subsidies. This response appears to be a direct challenge to the current governor's fiscal criticisms. The dispute underscores ongoing political tensions in Osun State regarding financial management and accountability. Vanguard News initially reported the statement from Oyebamiji.