Feb 28, 2023
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Atiku should accept defeat in maturity and retire peacefully to Dubai - Ayo Fayose #ayofayose #atikuabubakar #nigeria #nigeriaelections2023 #mycelebrityandi https://www.instagram.com/p/CpMvscUIPVc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Former Ekiti state governor Ayo Fayose drags his younger brother for writing a piece against Atiku Abubakar. The brother responds... #ayofayose #isaacfayose #atikuabubakar #nigeria #pdp #politics #mycelebrityandi https://www.instagram.com/p/CenYd6QLZYa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Ayo Fayose Questions Buhari's Anti Corruption Campaign Former Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose ... Read more: https://bitly.com/3htgOOI #anticorruptioncampaign #AyoFayose #Buhari #Politics #NigeriaNews
50 Years After Buhari, Nigeria May Not Recover From Economic Woes — Fayose Fayose says the fall in the capital flow... Read more: https://bitly.com/2YTU00M #ayofayose #buhari #politics #nigerianews
50 Years After Buhari, Nigeria May Not Recover From Economic Woes — Fayose Fayose says the fall in the capital flow... Read more: https://bitly.com/2YTU00M #ayofayose #buhari #politics #nigerianews
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‘APC will face irredeemable political extinction’ - Ayo Fayose
Immediate past Ekiti Governor Ayo Fayose predicted that the governing All Progressive Congress ( APC) will crash before the 2023 general election following the recent party events. Fayose described the internal squabble within the APC as a sign of God's indignation towards the party for its 'infamous role' in bringing untold suffering to Nigerians. In a statement on Thursday in Ado-Ekiti by his media assistant, the ex-Governor, who reacted to the APC leadership crisis, said that no one can validly claim the presidency of the APC in any capacity whatsoever. He cautioned the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) must be mindful of being seen as helping the APC to uphold its illegalities. He accused the ruling party of displaying power arrogance and treating Nigerians with contempt, saying “this is just the beginning, their matters will be made worse with time.” Ayo Fayose lamented that since APC took office in 2015, the nation has faced numerous forms of socio-economic , political and security challenges. He said the APC-led federal government had brought untold hardship to teeming Nigerians, saying more confusion awaits the party till it goes into ‘irredeemable political extinction’. Read the full article
You're Free To ‘Hug Transformer,’ Ex-Ekiti Governor, Fayose, Tells Those Condemning Him For Dancing With Woman _ Former governor of #Ekiti State, #AyoFayose, has told those criticising him for dancing with a woman in the Caribbean that they can a ‘hug transformer.’ __ These ‘hailers’, when I was on their case, they were crying. Now I’m on my own lane enjoying my life, they are still crying and sucking. https://www.instagram.com/p/B62XQQMglz5/?igshid=eb3vrl22j2nx
EFCC accuses Ayo Fayose’s lawyers of “tampering”
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Friday, October 25th accused the defence counsel in the ongoing trial of former Governor of Ekiti Ayodele Fayose of ”tampering” with its key witnesses. EFCC Counsel, Rotimi Jacobs made the statement at the resumed trial of Fayose facing charges bordering on N6.9billion fraud in a Federal High Court in Lagos. Jacobs was responding to an application by the team of defence counsel, Ola Olanipekun, SAN and Olalekan Ojo, challenging the competence of a proposed third witness sought to be sworn on oath. The EFCC charged Fayose with alleged N6.9 billion fraud and money laundering charges. He was first arraigned on Oct. 22. 2018, before Justice Mojisola Olatotegun, alongside his company, Spotless Investment Ltd, on 11 counts bordering on fraud and money laundering offences. He had pleaded not guilty to the charges and was granted bail on Oct. 24, 2018, in the sum of N50 million with sureties in like sum. The defendant was subsequently re-arraigned before Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke, on July 2, after the case was withdrawn from Olatoregun, following EFCC’s petition. He had also pleaded not guilty to the charges and was allowed to continue on the earlier bail granted, while the case was adjourned for trial. At the last adjourned date on Oct. 21, EFCC called its first witness Lawrence Akande, a Zonal Head of a second-generation Bank covering South-West one. On Oct. 22, the commission had also called its second witness Mr. Abiodun Oshode from the same Bank Zonal Head covering South-West two. Both witnesses had concluded their evidence, were cross-examined and discharged. On Friday, EFCC called its third witness, Johnson Abidakun, who is Head of Operations of the Bank Ado-Ekiti branch. The witness entered the box and was about to be sworn on oath when the first defence counsel (Olanipekun) raised objection supported by Ojo. The defence had accused the EFCC of “prosecutorial misconduct” because they (defence) had sought leave of court to study the proof of evidence of the witness and had noticed he made judicial statements. The case was consequently adjourned until November 28 by noon and November 29 by 9 a.m. for ruling and continuation of trial.
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