MKO Abiola's properties: Another child shouts out

Aliu, one of the offspring of the late Chief Moshood Abiola, has supported his kin, AbdulMumuni's feedback of the treatment of their dad's advantages.

AbdulMumuni, who is the most youthful offspring of the late Kudirat Abiola, had in an announcement on Friday charged Kola, Deji and Agboola of "playing god" with their late father's properties.

He had stated, "My siblings, sisters and I, totalling 40 offspring of Abiola, are not battling with them. Be that as it may, we have to advance out of our dad's shadow. Kola, Deji and Agboola have been selling lies in the media about my endeavors to realize changes to the lessening fortunes of the Abiola family."

Aliu, in a phone meet with SUNDAY PUNCH, communicated bolster for AbdulMumuni, saying their dad's advantages ought to be utilized to the advantage of every one of his youngsters, instead of a little gathering of individuals with no want to convey anybody along.

He noticed that no endeavor had been made to convey the kin along in the treatment of their dad's properties.

He expressed, "The reality of the situation is, when things of this nature happen — 20 years pass by, and a specific gathering of individuals sit on the district of others — then certainly the individuals who have been disappointed, similar to my sibling, Abdul, and huge numbers of us as he said, need to look for change by any methods accessible.

"In this way, the advantages being referred to are resources that everybody knows were claimed by our late father. Such resources ought to be utilized for the advantage of every one of his kids, as opposed to a little gathering of individuals.

"There is a warehousing complex in Isolo, for example, which is presently being rented out. Monies are being paid on yearly reason for the property being referred to and no individual from the family is taking any cash from the cash that is being paid.

"He (MKO Abiola) has the holders at the air terminal that are being rented out — two of them are being rented out. Monies are being paid; no one is taking a dime from that."