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The National Human Rights
Commission, yesterday, reviewed
the controversial advert placed in
some major national newspapers
in the country by Governor Ayo
Fayose of Ekiti State with a verdict
According to Vanguard, though
the commission may not
immediately arrest and prosecute
Fayose because of the immunity
he currently enjoys as a sitting
governor, the rights commission
might recommend him for
appropriate sanctions once he
leaves office.
Chairman of the NHRC, Professor
Chidi Odinkalu, who addressed
journalists at the forum, decried
the death wish publication by the
advertiser, saying it offended
public decency and violated all
known norms of decorum.
Odinkalu said the governor, who
is a member of the National
Council of States, which makes
decisions for the security of the
country, should have exhibited
caution and statesmanship in
sending out the message.
The NHRC chairman noted that
the governor went too far in his
controversial message not
minding that even the children of
the former Northern leaders he
showed to have died in office
might feel bad while the same
party also expected them to cast
their votes for them in the
forthcoming elections.
Meanwhile,Fayose released
another anti-Buhari ad in the SUN

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Yes. That fat thug needs to be prosecuted...Look at what Ekiti people have done to us.

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Again, Ekiti folks were u high wen u wer placing ur votes for such a man

He keeps wasting his state's money on unnecessary advert that indirectly proclaim the victory of GMB