Ekiti State Governor, has attacked President Mohammadu Buhari and his administration once again.
Ekiti governor attacks President Buhari
The governor also lamented that the President was destroying the image of Nigeria and its people as he travels about different countries referring to the people as corrupt.
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This time, the governor, who spoke through Lere Olayinka, his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, described the last six months of the president's administration as a deceitful change.
Fayose alleged that the president has only recorded tremendous achievements in areas of political persecution, disobedience of court order and desperate bid to turn the country to a one-party state as evident in the Kogi State election.
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In his words, “Under President Buhari, multi-national companies are laying-off thousands of workers while contractors working for the Federal Government have left their sites.
'Yet, what the President does is to junket from one country to another to cast aspersion on Nigeria and its people and one wonders how foreign investors will come to a country that its President says is peopled by rogues,' he said.
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