Immediate past Governor of Ekiti State, Mr Ayodele Fayose , has decried the removal of his cap by thugs at the Peoples Democratic Party rally in Ondo State on Wednesday.
Fayose warned that what happened to the late Bola Ige must not happen to him after the incident .
The PUNCH reports that Ige ’s cap was removed at the Palace of the Ooni of Ife shortly before his killers struck and shot him dead at his Bodija residence in Ibadan on December 23 , 2001 .
In a video that surfaced online, Fayose was making his way to the podium at the campaign ground when some hoodlums moved towards him and removed his cap .
Fayose said he would “ make a formal report of the incidence to the security agencies and the party relevant authorities ”, noting that “it was not something to be handled with levity as security agencies will have to unravel all the thugs brought to the event and their sponsors ” .

In a statement by his Media Aide , Lere Olayinka, the former governor accused a governor and a former Deputy National Chairman of PDP of masterminding the assault on him at the party’ s campaign rally for the Ondo State governorship election in Ondo town.
Fayose said despite “ the shameful act” , he “ won ’t stop saying the truth concerning the running of the party in the South- West zone and those who have failed to produce any result in Lagos State since 1999 will be made to retire .”
While warning that nothing must happen to him, Fayose said, “ That’ s how late Chief Bola Ige’ s cap was removed in Ile- Ife, Osun State then and we all know what happened later.

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It's because of police escort that this Politicians make mouth, take away their police escorts and they turn to crybabies

In advanced countries , The Government look out for children that lack parental care because they know if the children re not trained, They will be a problem to the society, See your life Politicians, The children you refuse to trian re now removing your caps, It was previously Ekweremadu and Now Oshoko, Congratulations.