Following EFCC’s freezing of the account of Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, the governor has described the act as unconstitutional and a slap on Nigeria’s democracy in that he enjoys the same immunity as a sitting head of government in his state just like it is with president Buhari at the federal level.
Fayose who was expressing his annoyance over the development equally stated that the anti-corruption war being fought in the country by the Buhari’s administration is lopsided because even the wife of Mr. President, Aisha Buhari, as he alleged, was involved in Halliburton bribery scandal and nothing has been done about it.
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imagine the way the ugly man is ranting cos he is unable to get money out of his account. you have money there that is why u are ranting, have you ever thought of Ekiti workers that have no money to withdraw. its good u taste wat they have been going through since you fail to give them salary. they have families too,their children will eat and go to school. so, do something and stop ranting old ugly man
ReplyDeletei laugh in vernacular. This Fayose guy must be high on something. Look how he's boasting about immunity, mr fayose does your immunity cover you from the wrath of almighty God as well? You people are suffering from neglect and absolute poverty yet you locked up N4.7b in the bank and you have the gut to be ranting about your account being freezed, you must really think Ekiti people are puppets and that Nigerians as a whole is full of sh-*. Well the day of reckoning is definitely on roller coaster for all you corrupt and insensitive leaders. Nemesis is walking side by side with you guys and it will definitely hurt you soon.
ReplyDeleteI can not imagine a sitting governor can be ranting like this because he was denied access to money he never work for. So what happens to innocent Ekiti workers that has been suffering for over five months for not collecting salary,and the governor his keeping #4.7 billion naira in an account in the same state and his claiming to love them. Posterity will certainly judge him.
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