‘I’ll reduce my criticism of Buhari because of Fashola,’ Governor says
Fayose made the comment on Thursday, March 23, when Fashola visited Ekiti to inspect some projects.
Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose with Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Babatunde Fashola
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“We would be praying for your success, there is nothing to ask, because you’ve said it all, and we don’t expect you to do all in one term,” Fayose said.
“If we would be getting this much help, we won’t be criticizing the federal government like this. Maybe because of you, I will tone down. But remember that a blind man has no way of knowing until it gets to his mouth. He would say what you promised me is already in my mouth.
“We appreciate you, I don’t want to demand too much… From your statement you have mentioned two-key roads, without them, there is no Ekiti, there is no Ondo,” he added.
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Fayose had earlier warned Buhari that he was losing control of his government.
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