Bamidele to Fayose: Drop one-day one-trouble style

Bamidele, in a statement he issued yesterday, said Fayose was dragging the name and image of the state in the mud, adding that the people of the state abhored this.The lawmaker, who is representing Ekiti Central 1 in the House of Representatives, urged the governor to toe the line of civility and emulate reputable indigenes […]

Bamidele to Fayose: Drop one-day one-trouble style
Bamidele to Fayose: Drop one-day one-trouble style

Bamidele, in a statement he issued yesterday, said Fayose was dragging the name and image of the state in the mud, adding that the people of the state abhored this.
The lawmaker, who is representing Ekiti Central 1 in the House of Representatives, urged the governor to toe the line of civility and emulate reputable indigenes of the state who he said were working tirelessly to positively boost the image of the state.
Fayose had consistently been attacking Buhari recently, insisting that the APC candidate was not healthy enough to lead the country as president.
Bamidele, who is a lawyer, said Fayose’s consistent comment on Buhari’s health status amounted to a rude invasion of the General’s privacy.
Bamidele added: “Even if, according to Governor Fayose, General Buhari had visited a hospital during his foreign trip, the reasonable question to ask, I would think, is whether or not General Buhari deserves rest or even a medical check-up after a full-fledged and most rigorous campaign during which he did not miss a single rally.”
The lawmaker, who came third in the election, said it was unfortunate that at a time the president was doing all he could to convince Nigerians and members of the international community that he is committed to the survival of the nation’s democracy, Fayose was busy throwing tantrums at the opposition.

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