At age of 73, Mr Buhari lacks ideas to run Nigeria – Fayose

The Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose on Tuesday verbalized his criticisms of President Muhammadu Buhari was not borne out of his detestation for him but out of his conviction that at 73, Buhari was not vigorous enough to lead an involute country like Nigeria.
The governor, who verbalized at an event organised by the Oyo State chapter of the Nigeria Cumulation of Journalists to celebrate the World Press Liberation Day in Ibadan, verbalized those who voted for Buhari in the last presidential election did not ken who he was. He stressed that in the last one year, Nigeria had never had it so lamentable, noting that the fuel crisis, exchange rate of dollar to naira, killings by Fulani herdsmen and power situation were indices that showed that Buhari’s regime lacked the conception to rule the country. Fayose verbalized, “People verbally express that I abuse Buhari, I am not abusing him because he is like my grandfather but I ken the history. Eighty per cent of people that voted for Buhari in the South-West did not ken him.

They are between 18 and 40. They voted because they wanted change desperately and I accede with them. He left regime 32 years ago so they did not experience his rule. “Today, the Peoples Democratic Party is no longer in regime so they should stop incriminating the PDP. They told us that dollars would become one to one with the naira. But where is that today? The regime of fuel subsidy is gone and we now have victuals subsidy. Queues are back at petrol stations. Whatever I verbally express is divine. The next thing to transpire will be the abstraction of the Kogi State governor. I have not disoriented a battle in my life and when I lost one, I came back to acquire victory. “We have never had it so deplorable like in the last 12 months; electricity has gone to zero and we no longer have light in our houses. I am here to tell Nigerians that we are in the erroneous direction because you cannot give what you don’t have.

There is a time to retire because of the diminishing return on the functionality of the brain. At 75, my mother can do little.” The governor withal criticised the anti-corruption war of Buhari, describing it as inequitable. “When you optate to deal with corruption, do it wholeheartedly. Don’t verbalize because this person has now joined the All Progressives Congress, he is now a saint. When I was fortifying the ACN, they gave me many designations. Now that I am no longer with them, they visually perceive me as an enemy,” he verbally expressed.