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Saturday, October 13, 2018

Gov Fayose's Last Dinner Reportedly Shunned By Political Appointees And Friends + Food Wasted

A dinner party organised on Friday night by the outgoing Ekiti State Governor Ayo Fayose to round-off his tenure in office was shunned by the expected crowd of party faithful and political appointees.






 Fayose Newsmen report that the dinner which ought to have begun at 7:00pm did not record up to 20 of the expected guests till about 12 midnight Only journalists, armed security men, protocol officers and band boys of a musical group contracted to perform at the ceremony were present, as at 11pm.


 Those conspicuously absent at the valedictory dinner were members of the state House of Assembly and political appointees of the governor, commissioners and permanent secretaries. Political class, Christian community have failed Nigeria – Anglican Church The development made food and drinks meant for the entertainment of guests to be wasted. 



A Government House source told newsmen that many of those invited were unhappy with the departing governor for various reasons. The source, who pleaded anonymity disclosed that aside from the governor who paid himself and his deputy lump sums as severance package, including vehicles, none of the appointees was paid a dime. “Besides, all the 16 Local Government chairmen are battling to save their jobs in the court, as information was rife on Friday that the incoming governor had concluded arrangement to dissolve the councils anytime soon after his swearing-in on Tuesday. ” The comment of the governor earlier in the day was shocking to most political appointees when he told them that whatever that anyone of them may likely encounter in the hands of the new governor, should be taken calmly as such was a prize of leadership. 




Fayose condemns Osun guber election, says ‘democracy’ dead in Nigeria Commenting on the development, one of the personal domestic staff of the outgoing governor, who also spoke on condition of anonymity, said he was not in any way disappointed by the people’s attitude, as it is common with human beings. He recalled that when the governor was still very much in power, thousands of people would always answer his call at the slightest notice, such that the venue of any event organised by him was always overcrowded. Before the aborted dinner, the governor handed over the instruments of office to the Head of Service, Dr. Gbenga Faseluka at a special valedictory State Executive Council meeting at the new Governor’s Office in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital. 



Fayose said history would be kind to him the way he managed the resources in trust for the people of the state. He said he would be available to answer questions on how he ruled the state anytime he is called upon to do so. Fayose said: “What has a beginning must have an end. It is not the number of years spent but the quantity and quality of achievements. “I thank the people of the state for their cooperation and urge them to extend same to the incoming administration. I’m a man who came, saw and conquered. I can’t finish all, I have done my best. “History will be kind on me as a man who has given his best to the people. “I will remember all for your support, I bear no grudges against anyone.” He also inaugurated the new State Speaker’s Lodge named after Kolawole Oluwawole who was impeached as Speaker on Thursday by the state lawmakers. 


He was replaced with Adeniran Alagbada. Fayose urged the deposed Speaker to see his impeachment as a “price of leadership.” He told Oluwawole: “If I were you, in the interest of Ekiti, I will tell them to carry on. Everything works for good.” 

NAN

21 comments:

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    1. You mean his Igbo family and people did not attend? Real chai.

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    2. That is what happens when you turn yourself to an emperor. You cant think because you are loved by the people you should allow power to corrupt you to the point you lose touch with the grassroot.

      He singlehandly chose an unpopular dep gov as candidate and he lost.
      Instead of learning from that, he went ahead and singlehandedly chose others to contest for positions in the forthcoming election.
      Even his pdp controlled house now has an apc speaker...smh

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    3. He invited d wrong pple, he shd have invited d Komo sellers, Corn sellers, Camera men DAT follow him about, d Oti nkpus that were aiding his rubbish all d while in d office. Oga pack your bags Kiriki awaits u biko

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    4. Stella did l hear you say "friends"?. It is after you leave government that you will realise to your horror that you never had friends. Ask Jonathan. Thise hangers-on were never your friends. They've moved on to the next sheriff.

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    5. @20:50 Gbam!! This is what every person in leadership position (especially in Nigeria) should know. Once the lights go out, the curtains must close.

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  2. I can't describe how I feel reading this Article.
    Indeed Success has Many friends!!!!!

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  3. Na lie. Naija people no dey abandon food especially party jollof. Them go fight to finish to chop am.
    Wey the picture of the abandoned food/party?

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    1. Abi oo, That’s the part I don’t believe. Some “sharp people” already packed the food & their freezer is currently at max capacity.

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    2. And you think the people that shunned the dinner are jollof-hungry people like you right???

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  4. Woooow Fayose has been battered and weathered now EFCC is waiting to give him a cup of tea

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  5. They should call the street people or those they can see to come and eat the food.

    This is our money they are wasting

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  6. They should share the food to street people and neighbours, nothing dey waste, people are hungry

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  7. Democracy is really dead in Nigeria under the Apc administration. Shame on them because posterity will judge them.

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    1. Nne hunger is really disturbing you. What's that you typed up there? Did you read the post? Go to Ekiti and get free food inanu

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  8. Hmm, waiting to see how things will unfold after he leaves. He was too drunk with power. Power and positions of authority should be handled with care.

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  9. Talo fe ku? Hahahaha

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  10. Chai!!! There is God o, but the people he invited weren't friends, I am sure they will be lobbying to be in the good books of the new governor. That's life for you.


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  11. How can food be wasted in Nigeria when millions of people are hungry?

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  12. I love how politicians in Nigeria believe that they have loyal followers. The followers are as good as their last meal. GEJ learned the hard way. All his acolytes threatening thunder and hell fire are now chilling with Buhari and APC. It is all about who butters the bread.

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