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"I will become Nigeria's President," says Gov

Gov Fayose had predicted his return to the seat of power in Ekiti after his first tenure ended.

 

The Ekiti State governor made this known on Saturday, February 4, 2017 in Ado Ekiti while speaking to journalists.

In his words: “It is according to God’s will that I will one day become the president of Nigeria

“Do not bother to ask me questions as to how this will materialise, I also do not know how it will happen but all I know is that I shall one day occupy the presidential villa, not as a visitor but as president," he said.

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On Saturday, the governor had alleged that his Zenith Bank accounts had been frozen by the EFCC.

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