Everything Under Buhari Is “Inconclusive” – Fayose

Ayodele Fayose, governor of Ekiti state,
has raised the alarm that Nigeria under
President Mohammadu Buhari is fast
becoming a “shame” while elections
under his watch are ending up
“inconclusive”.
According to Fayose, the failed
attempt by the All Progressives
Congress (APC) to manipulate the
Bayelsa state governorship election is
a “clear invitation to anarchy”.
The governor also warned of the
“plot” of Buhari’s government to
“destroy democracy in the country”,
saying it was shameful that the two
elections conducted by the
Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC) “under Buhari’s
kinsman, Prof Mahmood Yakubu”,
were inconclusive.
“If in three days, INEC could not
conduct credible election in Bayelsa
State of just eight local governments,
one wonders what will happen
during the general elections in 2019?
Fayose said through Lere Olayinka,
his special assistant on public
communications and new media.
“Everything under Buhari was
becoming inconclusive. The simple
reality is that INEC under this
Buhari’s kinsman, Prof Yakubu, who
is fast becoming the classical
example of incompetence, cannot
guarantee free and fair elections in
this country.”
He saluted the courage of the people
of Bayelsa state, describing them as
“worthy heroes of democracy that
stood their ground against agents of
darkness that were prepared to
short-change them by imposing a
governor they do not want on them”.
He also congratulated the Seriake
Dickson, governor Bayelsa state, “for
having the people of Bayelsa behind
him”.
“The people of Bayelsa have shown
that their power is more than that of
the Abuja political oppressors,” he
said.
“Now that they have failed in their
bid to use one local government to
rig themselves to power, they will
surely go back to their evil drawing
board to plan fresh assaults.
“Therefore, Bayelsa people must
henceforth sleep with their two eyes
open because the APC thieves come
not only to steal, but to kill and that
can be seen in the way and manner
they murdered over 20 people just
because they wanted power at all
cost.”
While warning on the consequences
of destroying the legacy of free, fair
and credible electoral process
bequeathed on Nigeria by Goodluck
Jonathan, Fayose said: “Nigerians,
especially we in Ekiti State, are
already taking a cue from the Kogi
and Bayelsa States’
experience and are getting prepared
for future elections.”













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