Fayose spending Ekiti money on anti-Buhari campaign – APC

The All Progressives Congress in Ekiti State has
accused Governor Ayodele Fayose of mismanaging
the state fund by spending on non-profitable
ventures including the hate campaign against its
presidential candidate, Gen. Muhamadu Buhari
(retd.).
The party said the Governor was only trying to divert
the attention of Nigerians from his alleged fraudulent
victory as revealed in the leaked audio tape.
It said the money Fayose was spending on his hate
campaign could have been channeled towards
productive activities for the benefit of Ekiti people.
In a statement by the state Publicity Secretary, Taiwo
Olatunbosun, the APC berated the governor for lack
of focus on development issues.
It stressed that, "For the past four months, he
(Fayose) had busied himself with debts profile of the
state, while not forthcoming on the balances and
refunds made to the state by the Federal
Government."
Olatubosun added that what Fayose was doing was
the usual fraudulent antics allegedly associated with
his administration to whip public sentiments against
real issues of development and transparent
management of state resources.
"He knows with General Muhammadu Buhari as the
President, that will be the end of impunity and fraud
through which he was declared the governor. He
knows he can't survive the revelations contained in
the tape when Buhari becomes the President. That is
why he wants General Buhari dead.
"We know Fayose very well. He will go to any length in
his hate campaign wishing Buhari dead. But he will
not succeed. The spirits of Nigerians that desire
change in their lives are stronger than Fayose's
selfish spirit whose only wish among millions of Ekiti
is to build an empire around himself with
stupendous wealth while Ekiti people beg him for
crumbs from his table," Olatubosun said.
The party warned Fayose against wasting Ekiti money
on anti-Buhari campaign, including hiring agents
trailing Buhari around the world, saying that it was
criminal to be spending the state resources for
personal ambition and safety.
"Governor Fayose is taking his hate campaign against
General Buhari to the level of personal agenda far
and above the collective agenda of Ekiti people for
good governance and development of the state. If
Fayose had taken the issues of development seriously
as he is doing in his hate campaign against Buhari,
the effects could have been felt in many areas that
are germane to the state development," Olatubosun
added.