There is an influential young person in the government of Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola, the governor of Osun State, highstreet.ng understands.

And available information revealed the young power to be Femi, son of Governor Oyetola.

Femi is a graduate of Leads City university, Ibandan Oyo State and a good friend of Olamiju Akala, a source confided in highstreet.ng.

A former Local Government Boss, Olamiju is the son of former governor Alao Akala.

Those in the know revealed that Femi is one person favour seekers around the administration of his father do not joke.

“He is very powerful… A lot of people, especially young men, are courting him in the name of getting access to the government”, an insider stated.

Sources with deep understanding further revealed Femi Oyetola to be a version of what Kabiru Aregbesola, son of former governor Rauf Aregbesola was to the government of his father.

Kabiru was a power to reckon with through out the eight years reign of his father as the number one citizen of Osun State.

Kabiru was the brain behind the infamous tablet of knowledge “Ope Imo” distributed to secondary school student by Aregbesola’s administration.

But Kabiru’s influence and power appear to have gone with his father’s administration as that of Femi, the new governor’s son is on the rise.

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