Ayodele Peter Fayose, aka Peter “Da Rock” has been one of the most enchanting characters in the present political dispensation. His charm, self-belief and assertive personality have dominated the news, both for good and bad.

Since the triumph of his second “missionary” journey to the Ekiti Government House in 2014, Fayose remains visible. So in his quest to drive his popularity across the Nigerian political divide, Ayo “Da Rock” was either creating political battles for himself or adopting one that does not necessarily concern him.

Using voluptuous rhetorics that combine crafts and deception he attempts to sway unsuspecting members of the public, while endeavouring to install himself as a political god-father in the ever slippery political environment in Ekiti. No wonder he made vulnerable people including a Professor of Building Technology his puppets.

Talking of Professor Olusola Eleka, we hardly heard or saw him during the campaigns, as the battle in effect was between Fayose and Fayemi.
Eleka was a monumental disappointment. An academic scholar of his standing never had a say going into the election. He was essentially a yes man. We saw him kneel before Fayose on several occasions. Do you remember his shenanigans at a thanksgiving service to mark his nomination? In effect, he called Fayose his god in the House of God. And this he did without shame for the people or fear of the Almighty.

At another time during the commissioning of Ekiti Flyover Bridge, we all witnessed one of the most laughable public sycophancy in recent history. Professor Eleka while prostrating flat on the ground screamed to high heavens telling the world how loyal he is to Fayose. He said things like, “Oga sir, I am your boy sir, I am loyal to you sir, you shall live long sir”. It was indeed an appalling sight to behold. Even former President Goodluck Jonathan could not hold back his amusement.

I wonder how then Fayose in his widest dream thinks he can foist Eleka on the people. Agreed, a Fayemi’s administration may not necessarily be the best solution to the economic crisis Fayose has created, yet Fayemi is way better alternative to an Eleka who would have being nothing but a puppet in the hands of his master, Fayose, was he elected.

Lest we forget, ever before Eleka became an option, Fayose attempted to manipulate the constitution so he could run for a third term. It was when that ambition failed woefully that he considered indirect rule through a puppet a valid choice.

No doubt, Ayodele Peter Fayose aka Da Rock, is a master entertainer in crude politics. The just concluded election reminds the entire nation of the drama and practical falsehood politicians can explore just to survive the next election. Fayose bragged like the “Lion” and wailed like a “monkey” all on national television.

Unfortunately for him, the Ekiti people know better and have proved to the gregarious Fayose that the appellation of “Fountain of Knowledge” is not a ruse. They can hire and fire anyone including the ever garrulous Governor.

T’wale to the great people of Ekiti for not falling for the drama king.

Frank Eze

To be continued.

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Mishaya:

At another time during the commissioning of Ekiti Flyover Bridge, we all witnessed one of the most laughable public sycophancy in recent history. Professor Eleka while prostrating flat on the ground screamed to high heavens telling the world how loyal he is to Fayose. He said things like, “Oga sir, I am your boy sir, I am loyal to you sir, you shall live long sir”. It was indeed an appalling sight to behold. Even former President Goodluck Jonathan could not hold back his amusement.

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hahahaha is this for real? abeg if you get any video showcasing this, kindly share.

I just don't like Fayemi

That doesn't change the fact the results were altered

FarahAideed:
That doesn't change the fact the results were altered

You kept jumping from one thread to another alleging APC of alteration without any proof.

lizzybet:
I just don't like Fayemi

Why?

FarahAideed:
That doesn't change the fact the results were altered

paracetamol still plenty for market.

FarahAideed:
That doesn't change the fact the results were altered

But when PDP won in 16 of 16 LGAs, the results were alright?

Mishaya:

Lest we forget, ever before Eleka became an option, Fayose attempted to manipulate the constitution so he could run for a third term. It was when that ambition failed woefully that he considered indirect rule through a puppet a valid choice.

And people are quick to forget this serious fact. Fayose was going for a third term!

hakimi1974:
paracetamol still plenty for market.

No... ibuprofen �

At another time during the commissioning of Ekiti Flyover Bridge, we all witnessed one of the most laughable public sycophancy in recent history. Professor Eleka while prostrating flat on the ground screamed to high heavens telling the world how loyal he is to Fayose. He said things like, “Oga sir, I am your boy sir, I am loyal to you sir, you shall live long sir”. It was indeed an appalling sight to behold. Even former President Goodluck Jonathan could not hold back his amusement. 

Oh Lord!!!

Make fire thunder PDP.

It's even worse than I thought.

This Eleka na arindin, didirìn, ọdẹ, òpònú. If you're yoruba and you quote me with nonsense, I get your time today. If you're illiterate ipob slave, be lucky if you get a reply. I can't waste time with non consequential vagabonds.

Fayose did not lose, his party did. we practice party democracy.

However, Fayose provided the enabling platform for the defeat. His refusal to pacify Adeyeye after the guber primaries was one his greatest undoing.

Then of course non payment of salaries. Anybody that connects with the people would starve himself to feed the people. All Political appointees were receiving salaries and allowances while ordinary workers were starving.

The development made vote buying attractive. People Must Chop Na

So Frank Eze has returned? After pursuing IPOB leader, he has turned to Fayose.


Frank Eze! How many times i call you so?

Israelmossaic:
Fayose did not lose, his party did. we practice party democracy.

However, Fayose provided the enabling platform for the defeat. His refusal to pacify Adeyeye after the guber primaries was one his greatest undoing.

Then of course non payment of salaries. Anybody that connects with the people would starve himself to feed the people. All Political appointees were receiving salaries and allowances while ordinary workers were starving.

The development made vote buying attractive. People Must Chop Na

Sense wee not kee you.
If PDP had won it would have been Fayose's victory abi?