The National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, has criticised the Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, and other opposition leaders over their comments on President Muhammadu Buhari’s foreign trips, describing their statements as insensitive.

Odigie-Oyegun and the Deputy National Chairman (South) of the APC, Chief Segun Oni, also said that the governor’s letter to the Chinese government not to grant Nigeria a $2bn loan was a display of ignorance on issues affecting the country by Fayose.


Odigie-Oyegun, who stated this while speaking with journalists in Benin on Sunday, noted that critics opposed to the nation’s growth and development were bent on frustrating the efforts of the APC-led administration and the President to rescue the country from the ongoing fuel crisis and revitalise the ailing economy.

Fayose had last week written a letter to the Chinese government, asking it to shun President Buhari’s proposal to secure a $2bn loan for Nigeria.

The governor, in his letter to President Xi Jinping of China, said Nigerians were “totally opposed to increment of the country’s debt burden, which is already being serviced with 25 per cent of the Federal Government annual budget.

Ayodele Fayose
Ayodele Fayose
“The government of China should be mindful of the fact that Nigerians, irrespective of their political and religious affiliations, are totally opposed to increment of the country’s debt burden, which is already being serviced with 25 per cent of the Federal Government annual budget.”

But the APC national chairman said, “Most people do not recognise the very sorry state of the nation’s economy and the fact that the country’s economy was ran aground and the crashed economy which contributed in no small measure towards the crash of crude oil from N120 per barrel to a miserable N30 to N40 per barrel at the international market.

“I hope Fayose did not really do what we are told he did. I don’t think even he is capable as descending into these low depths. But if he did, I feel sorry for him and the people of the state. Nigerians should ask Fayose what he was doing in China. Anyway, we are not bothered; the President is not bothered.”

In a statement from his Media Office, Oni said Fayose needed spiritual deliverance from emotional bondage.

Oni said, “Governor Fayose was in his characteristic state of hallucination when he wrote the letter and claimed, while reveling in his world of ecstatic fantasy, to be voicing the opinion of Nigerians.

“Fayose’s seemingly strange behaviour is not strange to people like us, as he is only behaving to type.

“We called the attention of the people to his conduct years ago, during his first term as governor, after the under-the-barb-wire drama at the airport, that any governor, who chooses to pass under the barb-wire at an international airport, whatever the circumstance, cannot be a normal person and should have his fitness for the exalted office ascertained.”

Oni added that his opinion about the governor, in this regard, had not changed.

He appealed to “sincere associates of Governor Fayose, who love him genuinely, to take steps towards affirming his emotional and psychological stability in order to save him from himself.”

Odigie-Oyegun also maintained that having won the 2015 presidential election on the basis of his personal integrity, experience and “the respect he (Buhari) commands, not only in the country but also across the world, President Buhari is on a mission to rescue the nation from her present socio-political and economic challenges.”

He said, “In a situation where the world has become a global village, where a rapid revival depends on the understanding of the rest of the world, the President has taken his prestige and time around the whole world to polish our image which has been badly damaged in order to make it possible for world leaders to want to deal with a new Nigeria and to get the type of resources and the expertise that we need badly.”

Defending Buhari’s foreign trips, Odigie-Oyegun added, “We do not have the resources to take down to revive the economy. So, what the President is doing is at great inconveniences to his person. Don’t forget that he was a military officer, he trained abroad and he had been to most parts of the world, it is not as if he is entertaining joy in spending sleepless days in one country to another.

“Everything he has done, including the foreign tours, is to gather all the support that is necessary to make a dramatic impact on the condition of Nigeria as quickly as possible.”

“The countries he has visited are critical to peace in Nigeria or to our economic speedy revival. The long and short of it is that Mr. President is getting the world to respect and know the new Nigeria and to be ready to help to revive the Nigerian economy,” he added.

http://www.punchng.com/anti-china-loan-comment-fayose-is-ignorant-say-odigie-oyegun-oni/

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Hope the loan is not going to the pockets of some individuals? It should be used for the purpurpose for which it was rerequested.

ok na

I must say am not happy at all with the governor of ekiti's letter to China.

is he that jobless.

is that how opposition is supposed to act

he is gradually loosing his relevance

now to oga bubu

we are not saying he should not travel but it had become one too many

there were some trips he made that he could have sent someone else

if we see truth make we talk am

pls Pray for Nigeria

Seen

u know what I expected from APC n presidency? take up d issues raised in Fayose's letter n oppose them, but no, all I am seeing are attacks on d man's personality, that is going low only people with shallow logics n thoughts will follow them down that part.
the best way to discredit Fayose is to address d issue he raised, these attacks on him will only make him more popular.

Pardon me to say, that Fayose is a big fo'ol! The hatred for buhari has clouded his sense of reasoning. I dnt lyk buhari either but for the sake of Nigeria what need be done should be done devoid of sentiment

Someone who passed under the barbed wire is some people's role model... No wonder

Why are these guys taking Fayose soo serious, they are making a champion out of a wannabe.
It just goes to show that Fayose is giving them serious insomnia and migraines. Eeyah, take heart, ur reaping in ur own coins, seeds you sowed against GEJ

Fayose! The most unserious person in the government. He thinks everything is a joke. I dont blame him, i blamed his supporters

They are just making dis man popular everyday y cnt dey just drop em at one side

They said it all. I quote them below

“I hope Fayose did not really do what we are told he did. I don’t think even he is capable as descending into these low depths. But if he did, I feel sorry for him and the people of the state. Nigerians should ask Fayose what he was doing in China. Anyway, we are not bothered; the President is not bothered.”

In a statement from his Media Office, Oni said Fayose needed spiritual deliverance from emotional bondage
‎
‎“We called the attention of the people to his conduct years ago, during his first term as governor, after the under-the-barb-wire drama at the airport, that any governor, who chooses to pass under the barb-wire at an international airport, whatever the circumstance, cannot be a normal person and should have his fitness for the exalted office ascertained.”

‎He appealed to “sincere associates of Governor Fayose, who love him genuinely, to take steps towards affirming his emotional and psychological stability in order to save him from himself.”‎

A strong opposition should never act like a crazy man but should oppose intellectually. This is the man some youths call their hero and mentor.

How do we save Nigeria and restore it's value?

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Fayose needs Help ASAP

#teamFayose bringing check and balance to the government of Buhari

FAYOSE the nightmare of APC

Ignore Him jare

In a statement from his Media Office, Oni said Fayose needed spiritual deliverance from emotional bondage...#word

Blackberrybabes:
The National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, has criticised the Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, and other opposition leaders over their comments on President Muhammadu Buhari’s foreign trips, describing their statements as insensitive.

Odigie-Oyegun and the Deputy National Chairman (South) of the APC, Chief Segun Oni, also said that the governor’s letter to the Chinese government not to grant Nigeria a $2bn loan was a display of ignorance on issues affecting the country by Fayose.


Odigie-Oyegun, who stated this while speaking with journalists in Benin on Sunday, noted that critics opposed to the nation’s growth and development were bent on frustrating the efforts of the APC-led administration and the President to rescue the country from the ongoing fuel crisis and revitalise the ailing economy.

Fayose had last week written a letter to the Chinese government, asking it to shun President Buhari’s proposal to secure a $2bn loan for Nigeria.

The governor, in his letter to President Xi Jinping of China, said Nigerians were “totally opposed to increment of the country’s debt burden, which is already being serviced with 25 per cent of the Federal Government annual budget.

Ayodele Fayose
Ayodele Fayose
“The government of China should be mindful of the fact that Nigerians, irrespective of their political and religious affiliations, are totally opposed to increment of the country’s debt burden, which is already being serviced with 25 per cent of the Federal Government annual budget.”

But the APC national chairman said, “Most people do not recognise the very sorry state of the nation’s economy and the fact that the country’s economy was ran aground and the crashed economy which contributed in no small measure towards the crash of crude oil from N120 per barrel to a miserable N30 to N40 per barrel at the international market.

“I hope Fayose did not really do what we are told he did. I don’t think even he is capable as descending into these low depths. But if he did, I feel sorry for him and the people of the state. Nigerians should ask Fayose what he was doing in China. Anyway, we are not bothered; the President is not bothered.”

In a statement from his Media Office, Oni said Fayose needed spiritual deliverance from emotional bondage.

Oni said, “Governor Fayose was in his characteristic state of hallucination when he wrote the letter and claimed, while reveling in his world of ecstatic fantasy, to be voicing the opinion of Nigerians.

“Fayose’s seemingly strange behaviour is not strange to people like us, as he is only behaving to type.

“We called the attention of the people to his conduct years ago, during his first term as governor, after the under-the-barb-wire drama at the airport, that any governor, who chooses to pass under the barb-wire at an international airport, whatever the circumstance, cannot be a normal person and should have his fitness for the exalted office ascertained.”

Oni added that his opinion about the governor, in this regard, had not changed.

He appealed to “sincere associates of Governor Fayose, who love him genuinely, to take steps towards affirming his emotional and psychological stability in order to save him from himself.”

Odigie-Oyegun also maintained that having won the 2015 presidential election on the basis of his personal integrity, experience and “the respect he (Buhari) commands, not only in the country but also across the world, President Buhari is on a mission to rescue the nation from her present socio-political and economic challenges.”

He said, “In a situation where the world has become a global village, where a rapid revival depends on the understanding of the rest of the world, the President has taken his prestige and time around the whole world to polish our image which has been badly damaged in order to make it possible for world leaders to want to deal with a new Nigeria and to get the type of resources and the expertise that we need badly.”

Defending Buhari’s foreign trips, Odigie-Oyegun added, “We do not have the resources to take down to revive the economy. So, what the President is doing is at great inconveniences to his person. Don’t forget that he was a military officer, he trained abroad and he had been to most parts of the world, it is not as if he is entertaining joy in spending sleepless days in one country to another.

“Everything he has done, including the foreign tours, is to gather all the support that is necessary to make a dramatic impact on the condition of Nigeria as quickly as possible.”

“The countries he has visited are critical to peace in Nigeria or to our economic speedy revival. The long and short of it is that Mr. President is getting the world to respect and know the new Nigeria and to be ready to help to revive the Nigerian economy,” he added.

http://www.punchng.com/anti-china-loan-comment-fayose-is-ignorant-say-odigie-oyegun-oni/

NA SO YOU FINE? ......

Flexherbal:
Hope the loan is not going to the pockets of some individuals? It should be used for the purpurpose for which it was rerequested.

Trust Buhari, he doesn't take nonsense. No longer business as usual.

APC should shut the fu*k up they even did worse during the tenure of GEJ they made sure they frustrated all his efforts to move this country forward.
Bunch of useless hypocrites...

This Oyegun is just too funny.

One would have expected him to present a superior argument against Fayose's assertions on the purported loan.

Instead, he is just trying to whip up cheap sentiments to sway the uninformed.

Nigerian politicians are almost always corrupt so if you are trying to secure a loan let us know precisely why.

We also know what the country went through before exiting the clutches of foreign debtors some years ago.

Change should not necessarily be about incurring capricious foreign debts.

I guess its time we youths stop taking these old recycled power hunger men serious because all their antics is pitching us against one another.
Fayose gave a reason which is 25% of our annual budget used to service loans every year.
Oyegun said we are on economy melt down so the Lian is reasonable
My question is how much exactly has d war against corruption yielded in monetary value because with the billions recovered I'm not expecting us to borrow.
2. When will the government be open enough to tell us the whole good, bad & ugly agreement on the loans. Interest, repayment plan, duration etc so we will know exactly what they are using OUR money for because the last time I checked they are all glorified civil servant paid from OUR national purse.

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Topic Let them ignore this arsehowle


If buhari can do that APC spokesperson or whoever should too

Blah blah blah
Don't get me started y'all

Blackberrybabes:
The National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, has criticised the Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, and other opposition leaders over their comments on President Muhammadu Buhari’s foreign trips, describing their statements as insensitive.

Odigie-Oyegun and the Deputy National Chairman (South) of the APC, Chief Segun Oni, also said that the governor’s letter to the Chinese government not to grant Nigeria a $2bn loan was a display of ignorance on issues affecting the country by Fayose.


Odigie-Oyegun, who stated this while speaking with journalists in Benin on Sunday, noted that critics opposed to the nation’s growth and development were bent on frustrating the efforts of the APC-led administration and the President to rescue the country from the ongoing fuel crisis and revitalise the ailing economy.

Fayose had last week written a letter to the Chinese government, asking it to shun President Buhari’s proposal to secure a $2bn loan for Nigeria.

The governor, in his letter to President Xi Jinping of China, said Nigerians were “totally opposed to increment of the country’s debt burden, which is already being serviced with 25 per cent of the Federal Government annual budget.

Ayodele Fayose
Ayodele Fayose
“The government of China should be mindful of the fact that Nigerians, irrespective of their political and religious affiliations, are totally opposed to increment of the country’s debt burden, which is already being serviced with 25 per cent of the Federal Government annual budget.”

But the APC national chairman said, “Most people do not recognise the very sorry state of the nation’s economy and the fact that the country’s economy was ran aground and the crashed economy which contributed in no small measure towards the crash of crude oil from N120 per barrel to a miserable N30 to N40 per barrel at the international market.

“I hope Fayose did not really do what we are told he did. I don’t think even he is capable as descending into these low depths. But if he did, I feel sorry for him and the people of the state. Nigerians should ask Fayose what he was doing in China. Anyway, we are not bothered; the President is not bothered.”

In a statement from his Media Office, Oni said Fayose needed spiritual deliverance from emotional bondage.

Oni said, “Governor Fayose was in his characteristic state of hallucination when he wrote the letter and claimed, while reveling in his world of ecstatic fantasy, to be voicing the opinion of Nigerians.

“Fayose’s seemingly strange behaviour is not strange to people like us, as he is only behaving to type.

“We called the attention of the people to his conduct years ago, during his first term as governor, after the under-the-barb-wire drama at the airport, that any governor, who chooses to pass under the barb-wire at an international airport, whatever the circumstance, cannot be a normal person and should have his fitness for the exalted office ascertained.”

Oni added that his opinion about the governor, in this regard, had not changed.

He appealed to “sincere associates of Governor Fayose, who love him genuinely, to take steps towards affirming his emotional and psychological stability in order to save him from himself.”

Odigie-Oyegun also maintained that having won the 2015 presidential election on the basis of his personal integrity, experience and “the respect he (Buhari) commands, not only in the country but also across the world, President Buhari is on a mission to rescue the nation from her present socio-political and economic challenges.”

He said, “In a situation where the world has become a global village, where a rapid revival depends on the understanding of the rest of the world, the President has taken his prestige and time around the whole world to polish our image which has been badly damaged in order to make it possible for world leaders to want to deal with a new Nigeria and to get the type of resources and the expertise that we need badly.”

Defending Buhari’s foreign trips, Odigie-Oyegun added, “We do not have the resources to take down to revive the economy. So, what the President is doing is at great inconveniences to his person. Don’t forget that he was a military officer, he trained abroad and he had been to most parts of the world, it is not as if he is entertaining joy in spending sleepless days in one country to another.

“Everything he has done, including the foreign tours, is to gather all the support that is necessary to make a dramatic impact on the condition of Nigeria as quickly as possible.”

“The countries he has visited are critical to peace in Nigeria or to our economic speedy revival. The long and short of it is that Mr. President is getting the world to respect and know the new Nigeria and to be ready to help to revive the Nigerian economy,” he added.

http://www.punchng.com/anti-china-loan-comment-fayose-is-ignorant-say-odigie-oyegun-oni/

fayose is a foolish man na. That is What u get when a tout riggs himself in power.

Help us recomend yaba left 4 dis ponmo cutting governor.

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