Buhari is my grandfather says Fayose

Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, on Tuesday described President Muhammadu Buhari as “my grandfather, “saying it is inopportune for him to abuse the President as widely claimed.
But the governor maintained that “being his grandfather” does not mean he would not criticise him when going in the erroneous direction. Fayose, who was a Guest Verbalizer at the Nigeria Coalescence of Journalists (NUJ) World Press Liberation Day lecture held on Tuesday in Ibadan, Oyo State, verbalized he would rather die than concealing the truth. Verbalizing on the topic “Journalism and Politics : Two Sides of A Coin,” the controversial governor verbalized there were two things that people were trepidacious of, that is they were trepidacious to die and were additionally trepidacious to be locked away.

Fayose verbalized his reproval of President Buhari is salubrious for Nigeria and the people of the country to achieve economic and political development. According to him, it would be absurd for all to optically canvass and relucted to verbalize even when the ship of the nation is drifting away perilously to perdition. Citing the illicit apprehend and detention of some Nigerians by agents of the federal regime without any evidence of malefactor charges, he verbalized that it was against the rights of any denizen to be detained for several weeks without any proof. While insisting that his unrelenting reproval of President Buhari was not due to acridness or abhorrence, the guest verbalizer verbalized “I don’t abuse Buhari because he is my grandfather. But we all must not slumber and face the same direction in this country.
 The people voted for him because they wanted change and I acceded with that because we authentically needed change. “They told Nigerians that when they get into power there will be no subsidy and there will be no queues again but today full subsidy and queues are here. “In the last 12 months, Nigerians have never had it so deplorable. Most engenderers have been exhausted.”