Ekun Samuel, 14 September 2016
Ekiti State Governor inaugurating a block of four classrooms built for the Erelu Angela Adebayo Children's Home, at Irepodun Ifelodun local government area of Ekiti State on Thursday, took some time out as he dances with an elderly aged Woman as she felt love.
The Governor took time to address issues concerning the country as he reacts to the recent release of the Chibok girls. He has urge Mr President to address the massive hunger that is killing many people in the country, rather than using the release of the Chibok girls to divert the impeding attention of the lingering hunger and plight of Nigerians.
Fayose says the PDP-led federal government which was labeled as inept by the opposition did better than the current administration.
He said;
“What they came out today to tell Nigerians that 21 abducted Chibok girls have been released by the Boko Haram group is diversionary. Nigerians have never had it so bad. People are very hungry. What they did today is just to divert attention from what they did last week by clamping judges and justices into detention. While no one is saying corruption should be condoned, but the due process must be followed.
“The exchange rate of the naira to the dollar is unacceptable. The situation has led to hyper-inflation where what people used to buy for N30,000 can not be bought with N100,000?. Look at the elections that have been conducted since they came to office, all the gains recorded by the previous government as far as democracy is concerned are being eroded,” he said.
“Food security is number one, they should stop fooling us; our economy must be urgently addressed because Nigerians voted for the government in power so that they can enjoy better lives.
“There is hunger everywhere, many husbands had turned to wives in their families. Nigeria is hard to live in and we pray that God will change this change for us.
“It is not good for a government to be catching thieves and kidnappers everyday while its citizens are hungry. Everybody is now a thief in Nigeria, we need prayer in Nigeria and we need divine intervention.”