Nigerians want change from Buhari’s government - Fayose
- Governor Fayose of Ekiti state vowed to continue to be a thorn in the flesh of the ruling party led by President Muhammadu Buhari
- He insisted that “the ruling party has caused hunger,” and that it was obvious that Nigerians made mistake by voting the APC
- He however believes opportunity of correcting the mistake will soon present itself to Nigerians
Ayodele Fayose, the Ekiti state governor insisted that he will continue to make things difficult for the Buhari led Federal government because Nigerians are tired of them.
Fayose who vowed not to stop expressing himself declared that he does not care if the federal government removes his police guards.
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“I will continue to leak their secrets. I will remain a thorn in their flesh. Anything they want to do let them come. If they want to carry their police, let them carry their police. I don’t care,” he said.
Governor Fayose who is also the Chairman of the PDP’s Governors’ Forum said this at the Expanded National Caucus of the PDP in Abuja on Thursday, Daily Post reports.
Fayose also urged PDP members to remain focused and not to be intimidated by the spates of “arrests, incarceration, intimidation, provocation by the party in government.”
Going further, he said the teeming masses are desperate to change the government in power because of the economic incompetence.
He said: “The whole country is not only tired of the ruling party, they want another change. If not for the constitution, they want the change tomorrow.”
Fayose however took a swipe at people defecting to the ruling party, noting that people don’t learn from mistakes.
“The same party that has been rejected by Nigerians is the party that people seem to be defecting to.”
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He also faulted the current anti-corruption fight of the ruling party, saying: “Nigerians are tired of the story of corruption, especially when you find how people that are fighting corruption are busy stealing cows and are running after those people alleged to have stolen squirrel.”
He insisted that “the ruling party has caused hunger,” and that it was obvious that Nigerians made mistake by voting the APC.
He however believes opportunity of correcting the mistake will soon present itself.
Meanwhile in the early hours of Wednesday, January 25, Governor Fayose thwarted operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) efforts to arrest Apostle Johnson Suleman of The Omega Fire Ministries Worldwide in Ado Ekiti.
Source: Legit.ng
