Former Ekiti State governor, Peter Ayodele Fayose has responded to a statement credited to Governor Kayode Fayemi that his administration was an error
Former Ekiti State governor, Peter Ayodele Fayose has responded to a statement credited to Governor Kayode Fayemi that his administration was an error is a mere political statement that shouldn’t be taken seriously. Fayose said the Ekiti people knew that his first and second administrations were never an error but rather ones that brought unparalleled blessings and development to the state.
Fayose reacted through his Chief Press Secretary, Mr Idowu Adelusi. He said, “If Fayemi said the administration of Fayose is an error, then the road projects, the High Court Complex, the Adunni Olayinka Women Development Centre, the new Governor’s Office, the Ministry of Finance building, the flyover bridge, the construction of chalets and renovation of buildings in the Government House, among others, are errors.
“The old governor’s office used by Governor Fayemi during his first tenure was built by Fayose and now that providence has bestowed a second term on his shoulder, he will operate from the new governor’s office also built by Fayose. Are these errors as well?”
Meanwhile, the South-West Zone of the Peoples Democratic Party on Wednesday warned the EFCC not to detain Fayose for more than 48 hours before charging him to court. In a statement issued by the Publicity Secretary of the party in the zone, Mr Ayo Fadaka, the party said, “It is now going to 48 hours that he submitted himself to the agency and he is still being held incommunicado, this development proves that the claim by the EFCC that it is actually working in public interest is a lie.
“It is merely playing a partisan card as attested to by its unfortunate tweet in the immediate aftermath of the Ekiti election. We, therefore, hold firmly that if Fayose is not charged to court immediately to answer to whatever charges against him, then it will be very clear that the Buhari administration is merely using the EFCC to intimidate, harass and punish him in the most unjust manner.”
Punch
