This is not the best of times for Ekiti workers as they face the test of choice over a presidential election marching order to attend President Goodluck Jonathan’s campaign rally tomorrow in Ado-Ekiti, failure of which they should be prepared to forfeit their January salary.And so as Nigerians grapple with the tragedy of leadership over the years andthe opportunity presented by the February 14 election to support the leader who they believe is best suited to lead them out of the woods, Ekiti workers may not have the luxury of that constitutional liberty to support a leader well placed to lead them to the Promised Land.
It's gathered that the maximum ruler in Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose, has sent out a circular ordering all state public school teachers, civil servants and their local government counterparts to attend the presidential campaign of PDP’s candidate, President Goodluck Jonathan, tomorrow. Attendance is compulsory and those who absent themselves do so at their own risk. A register is being opened at the entrance of the venue for workers to record their presence. Those who fail to turn up should be prepared to forfeit their January salary. It is now so bad that civil servants are compelled to attend political rallies such as the Jonathan Presidential campaign rally!

Lol.... There is nothing like awoof in Nigeria. You can't collect his rice & go scottfree.

Thats not how politics should be. Even Jonathan will not be excited when he hears that

PDP re going nut

Ekiti to the dogs

Choi! Choi! Ekiti people, this is the biblical case of selling your birthright for a morsel of porridge.

baboon

The bag of rice and the chicken without (en) still remain abi?