May 6, 2018 Frontline News Around The States, Politics



Minister of Mines and Steel development and governorship aspirant of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, and former lawmaker, Bimbo Daramola are locked in a war of words, over the disruption of the party’s governorship primary election on Saturday.



Suspected thugs believed to be working for some aspirants in the race disrupted the primaries with videos from the chaos that ensued, going viral on social media Saturday night.

In a statement issued on his behalf by Yinka Oyebode, his media aide, Fayemi accused Senator Babafemi Ojudu, a former senator, and Daramola, an ex-member of the house of representatives, of being too desperate.

According to Fayemi saying the party did not deserve the type of ridicule it was subjected to.

Claiming to have secured the highest votes in the botched primary, Fayemi said the disruption was the height of desperation on the part of aspirants who saw defeat staring them in the face.

“It is quite painful seeing some desperate elements trying so much to rubbish the party we all laboured to build to national reckoning, out of share lust for power,” he said.

“If the quest for political position is to serve, then one wonders why the desperation being displayed by the likes of Femi Ojudu and Bimbo Daramola.

“Certainly the conduct of these desperate aspirants falls short of the minimum standards expected of anyone that professes progressive ideals. We urge our teeming supporters and loyal party members not to be discouraged by this despicable act. This surely shall pass, and better days are ahead. Our collective rescue mission has indeed begun”, Fayemi stated in the press release.

But Daramola who worked as Fayemi’s Director-General in 2014 has replied his ex-boss, saying it was unfair to link him to events that led to the disruption of the APC governorship primaries.


The former member of the House of Representatives in a Facebook post ,said while he has restrained from speaking out against the minister, but had to clear his reputation.

He opined that Fayemi’s position on the inconclusive primaries was based on a false belief that he is popular among delegates.

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