Nigerians know they should reject Buhari in 2019, says Fayose

- Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state has
insisted that Nigerians do not need counselling in
2019 to vote out President Muhammadu Buhari
- He believes the president’s woeful performance
will make Nigerians reject him and his party in
totality.
- He also insisted that former President Goodluck
Jonathan is more tolerant of opposition than
President Buhari

Ekiti state governor Ayodele Fayose has said
that Nigerians do not need counselling to reject
President Buhari of the ruling All Progressives
Congress (APC) during the 2019 general
elections.
According to him, the president’s woeful
performance will make Nigerians reject them in
totality.
He made this known in a press statement in
Ado Ekiti recently.
The vocal governor also said that the living
conditions have become unbearable for
Nigerians under the present administration.
Going further, he accused President Buhari of
being intolerant of opposition.
Consequently, he praised former President
Goodluck Jonathan for his level of tolerance
while in power.
”Nigeria of our dream is not what we see now. What I
said about President Buhari are coming to pass. Before
the polls, I said people should not vote for him.
“Nigerians are hungry and they are regretting. If a
nobody contests against Buhari in 2019, Buhari will
lose. Nigerians don’t need counselling to know that they
should not vote Buhari in 2019. It is obvious.

“Majority of those who voted for him never really knew
him as they were mostly in their 40s, people who were
toddlers when he ruled Nigeria as a military man in the
80s. Also, he is vindictive and apart from military
nature, he does not have what it takes to run Nigeria.
His government then was run by Idiagbon.
“Nobody will be stopped from aspiring, but we will go
through that system to ensure that our candidate is the
choice of the people of the state. After that, the party’s
primary would select, but whatever results we have got
from the different groups could guide in party members
making the final choice,” he said.
Meanwhile, the governor has also faulted the
federal government’s claims that the dreaded
Boko Haram terrorists have been technically
defeated and that government was clamping
down heavily on perpetrators of the Southern
Kaduna killings.
He also said that apart from being an
opposition figure, he had chosen the path of
revealing the truth and he asked Nigerians to
look at events in the country and compare to
his previous comments.

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