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APC Gives Ayo Fayose 7-day Ultimatum To Give Account Of Spendings by bumi10(m): 8:35pm On Dec 24, 2015
APC on Thursday, December 24 stated this in reaction to claims by Fayose’s media aide, Lere Olayinka, that Fayemi plunged Ekiti into debts without any commensurate development projects to show for it The party warned that it would mobilise civil society groups and all men of good conscience to press for the investigation and prosecution of Fayose if he failed to do this.

Fayose was further accused of manufacturing figures on the state’s debts to deceive the people and destroy the reputation of former Governor Kayode Fayemi. The state Publicity Secretary, Taiwo Olatunbosun, said in a statement that it was only the blind that would not see various development projects executed by the former governor. “Fayemi did not borrow to pay salary. He received awards from many international bodies, including the United Nations’ agency and top Nigerians, for the feats he recorded in development projects, the last being the award for the state that led in budget transparency among other states in Nigeria that Fayose tried to usurp.

“Fayose lied that Fayemi at a point in time collected N9bn as monthly federal allocation. The records are there that Ekiti monthly share of federal allocation remained N2.8bn throughout and the biggest being N3.2bn when excess crude oil fund was shared among the states. “The former governor owed one month salary, and that was September 2014, and this was as a result of Fayose as Governor-elect writing the banks not to honour Fayemi’s credit facility to pay workers salary and pay the banks back after receiving the allocation for the month in question.”

Olatunbosun explained that Fayemi paid N2.2b monthly for salaries, pensions and subventions to higher institutions throughout his tenure. He argued that the monthly wage bill had reduced to less than N2bn contrary to N2.6bn that Fayose was claiming as the monthly wage bill due to workers losing their jobs and many social services suspended, including stoppage of social security stipends to the elderly when he became the governor.

The APC spokesman challenged the governor to produce the official debt figure of Ekiti State that is different from N18bn that the Debts Management Office declared was the state’s debt, saying Fayose was lying by quoting N232bn. “Fayose is a pathological liar by his claim that Ekiti State’s debt is N232.9bn to be paid back in 21 years. The Federal Ministry of Finance published the state allocations in the newspapers few days ago with Ekiti receiving N1.9bn but Fayose declared that he received N1.3bn.


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Re: APC Gives Ayo Fayose 7-day Ultimatum To Give Account Of Spendings by Young03(m): 8:37pm On Dec 24, 2015
Nonsense
Re: APC Gives Ayo Fayose 7-day Ultimatum To Give Account Of Spendings by mcnuel001(m): 8:50pm On Dec 24, 2015
Wonders shall never end, imagine pple wey never fit arrange dere own house dey put eye for anoda person mata, I laff in chinese wakabokobatayahahaaahahahahha
Re: APC Gives Ayo Fayose 7-day Ultimatum To Give Account Of Spendings by Ijaya123: 8:55pm On Dec 24, 2015
He has been spending money on stomach infrastructure, hence he has turned Ekiti state into an IDP camp. No meaningful development there. I pity the people. For a state that produces about the largest number of professors in the land, it is a shame.
Re: APC Gives Ayo Fayose 7-day Ultimatum To Give Account Of Spendings by Brownville007: 9:03pm On Dec 24, 2015
Perhaps, it's stomach infrastructure they all want
Re: APC Gives Ayo Fayose 7-day Ultimatum To Give Account Of Spendings by njikoamaka: 9:33pm On Dec 24, 2015
Ijaya123:
He has been spending money on stomach infrastructure, hence he has turned Ekiti state into an IDP camp. No meaningful development there. I pity the people. For a state that produces about the largest number of professors in the land, it is a shame.

For your information, physiological needs are the basic. If you like construct the roads with glass without food, it will get to a certain stage of suffering, that road will be meaningless.

Just like we have our money now but can't see fuel to buy. Life is gradually getting more frustrated without fuel, electricity, salary etc. It will be to a stage, what happened in 1985 will happen again.
Re: APC Gives Ayo Fayose 7-day Ultimatum To Give Account Of Spendings by Ijaya123: 9:38pm On Dec 24, 2015
njikoamaka:


For your information, physiological needs are the basic. If you like construct the roads with glass without food, it will get to a certain stage of suffering, that road will be meaningless.

Just like we have our money now but can't see fuel to buy. Life is gradually getting more frustrated without fuel, electricity, salary etc. It will be to a stage, what happened in 1985 will happen again.

He wasn't voted as a governor to be distribution foodstuff and cutting ponmo by the roadside.

He should develop the state and create an avenue for people to be gainfully employed and those crass media hype.

Governance has gone far beyond that. Anyway, why isn't your state governor doing same if that the way to go?
Re: APC Gives Ayo Fayose 7-day Ultimatum To Give Account Of Spendings by simonlee(m): 10:01pm On Dec 24, 2015
And after the 7days, what will happen?
APC and their wahala.
Where is Lai Muhammad? That guy is a professional Lair o. Did he learn from the Devil or the Devil learnt from him?

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