Isaac Fayose has taken a swipe at his elder brother, ex-governor Ayodele Fayose, saying he has misplaced political relevance in Ekiti.
In a video uploaded to Instagram, Isaac questioned the previous governor’s continued affect, particularly as he campaigns for the re-election of Governor Biodun Oyebanji.
He didn’t maintain again in expressing disappointment over what he sees as silence from former leaders on key points affecting the state.
“I saw my brother’s video, sending lots of branded T-shirts. BAO for the second term to Ekiti. And I saw his video where he said PDP will come 4th in the next governorship election in the state,” he mentioned.
He reminded Fayose of the PDP’s poor exhibiting within the final election.
“My brother, I want to remind you that even when you were in PDP last election, PDP came 3rd. That shows your electoral value is not so much. You don’t have so much electoral value anymore because you betrayed so many party members and so many people. And they don’t really like your style of politics again.”
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According to him, the PDP’s third-place end was pushed by a protest vote in favour of one other contender.
“The reason PDP came third was the protest vote for SDP candidate, Segun Oni. Segun Oni still has more electoral value than you, sir, my brother. With all due respect, ‘ee ma binu’ (don’t be upset) with what I said.”
Isaac didn’t cease there, he criticised Oyebanji’s efficiency as governor and accused the ex-governors of ignoring the realities on floor.
“I can guarantee you, Oyebanji isn’t working and if you’re certain of your self, beg Mr president to permit free, truthful, and credible elections, not choice. You will see that each one of una packed collectively the previous governors, Ekiti persons are not with you.
None of you have got opened your mouth to say Oyebanji please do one thing, this Ekiti street is unhealthy, this poverty is an excessive amount of however in the case of second time period you might be championing it,” he acknowledged.
