ABEOKUTA- Ogun State House of Assembly aspirant, Prince Adeshina Adewale, popularly known as FeelingCool has debunked media round attributing his source of wealth to cyber crimes.
In a statement by his media aide, Hakeem Adegbenro, the business mogul also cleared the air on his origin, while advising perpetrators of fake and unsubstantiated stories to take a new leave.
FeelingCool, who had experience working with AT&T and Scotia Bank in the Americas, also had a stint with the famous Skyworth Global Resources limited that specialized in exporting and importing of automobile.
Adewale has two registered company, among which are FeelingCool Global Ventures and Adeshina’s motors
The hotelier turn politician said his birth place is incontrovertible, as he is from the famous royal family of Ogunkomaya Adeshina in Igan quarters of Ago-iwoye area of Ijebu, in Ogun State.
Adewale, who came from a family of four attended Gracious Primary School, Ojo Senior High School, Lagos, Federal Government College, Ijanikin Lagos and the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye before bagging BSC in Economics at ESCAE Benin University, Benin Republic.
“Politics is not a do or die affair so I don’t understand where people get all these unsubstantiated informations from. I am a thorough bred Ijebu man.
“Born into the royal family of Ogunkomaya Adeshina, in Igan quarters of Ago-iwoye. My grandmother is also from the Ibipe Olukoya Okole Omurajo Royal family. So, you can see that I am a Prince from both my Paternal and Maternal sides.
“I Deals In all automobiles, I am an Hotelier, an importer and exporter before venturing into politics. In 2007, I joined the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) and the records are there to show.
“So, people should understand how to play politics without bitterness or blackmail. It is not a do or die for me. I am only here to serve my people”, he added.
Adewale however advise the youth to steer clear of all acts of criminality, cyber crime popularly known as ‘yahoo-yahoo’, embrace peace and work hard for success, adding that, “success without work is not success”.
