What has a beginning must have an end,” outgoing Ekiti State Governor Ayo Fayose reportedly said as he gave handover notes to the Head of Service, Dr. Gbenga Faseluka, at a ceremony on October 12. He added: “History will be kind to me as a man who has given his best to the people.”

It is noteworthy that among the first appointments Fayose announced when he became governor in 2014 was “personal adviser to the governor on special duties and stomach infrastructure.” By creating this curious office, Fayose had sent a signal that his tenure would be marked by curiosities
Well, Fayose is free to say positive things about his four-year tenure, which ends today. Tomorrow, a new governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, will be sworn in.

It is interesting that Fayose will not be at Fayemi’s inauguration. “I have to be in EFCC office in Abuja on Tuesday,” he told journalists at a valedictory event. Fayose has questions to answer at the office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

It remains to be seen whether History will be kind to Fayose. This is the character that reportedly went on the air to declare Prof Kolapo Olusola as the winner of the governorship election of July 14. Olusola, the deputy governor and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate, was Fayose’s personal choice, but he needed to win the election.

While the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) prepared to officially announce the election result, Fayose announced on the Ekiti State Broadcasting Service (EKBS) that his choice had won the election. Olusola didn’t win. Dr. Kayode Fayemi of the All Progressives Congress (APC) won the election. Fayose’s radio broadcast was illegal. He knew it was illegal. The information was wrong. He knew it was wrong.

This is the character that, on December 8, 2015, made a fashion statement as well as a power statement at the Ekiti State House of Assembly. Fayose appeared at the House of Assembly to present the Appropriation bill dressed in a pair of Jeans trousers and a T-shirt. Maybe that was his idea of dressing down. But only those who don’t understand the idea of “dressing properly for the occasion” considered Fayose’s informal dressing appropriate for such a formal ceremony.

On the same occasion, Fayose reportedly grabbed the gavel and employed it to “pass” the budget he presented into law, which was an absurd violation of the concept and practice of separation of powers.
Now it is time for Fayose to leave office. History will judge him by the things he did while he was in power, and the things he did with power. It’s judgement time.




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You mean, persecution day? Why is a Governor who has openly stated that he would submit himself to the EFCC for questioning immediately after his hand over still being haunted even before the handover?

Senseless post. Judgment day? Is EFCC now the court?

Judgment day ke? Well for me in this adminstration, no one should be able to judge Fayose

b4 nko? I av been waiting for it

Hahahahaha

Let him decamp to APC today and so called "judgement day" will be delayed indefinitely.

Keep fooling yourselves.

Indeed, it's judgement day. Nothing gives me more joy this morning than the feeling that finally, Ayo Fayose will be made to pay for his numerous crimes against Ekiti people.

Lock him up and throw away the keys

GoTV:
Lock him up and throw away the keys

I hope such will be meted on aregbe and ganduje and the rest?