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Saturday, 18 July 2015

Fayose’s 10 awful Salah gifts to Buhari



Just a day after the celebration of Ed-efitr, Gov.Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State has a basketful of gifts, awful for President Muhammadu Buhari.
The gifts are streaming from his Twitter page as I write. This are 10 outstanding 10:

  1. Be democratic
He urges Buhari to shun dictatorship and embrace democracy. Two months into Buhari’s administration, Fayose says the country is already drifting into dictatorship, the major luggage Buhari carried through his first three shot at presidency as well as the fourth that gave him success.

  1. Put Boko Haram under house arrest.
Rather than putting Dasuki and other dissenting voices, he charges the President to put members of Boko Haram in house arrest so that Nigerians could have peace of mind. Guess Fayose is right on this. Nigerians truly need a break from the mad bombing.
Invade Boko Haram territories not Nigerians’ homes
Dasuki’ home, both Abuja and his country home, were invaded at the weekend. Fayose says it is Boko Haram and its territory that deserve invasion. Isn’t that right? I am just thinking whether the territories have actually not been invaded.

  1. Do justice
Buhari should do justice, across board. That is not my request; it is Fayose’s. This was the cardinal promise he made during campaign and at inauguration. Do justice Buhari – I think emphasis is mine. Added Fayose, an injury to Dasuki is “an injury to all.Ttoday, it is Col. Dasuki, tomorrow it can be any other person.”  

  1. Nigerians are coming for you
Except Buhari puts its feet down to say no to injustice and suppression of opposition, Fayose says Nigerians are coming for him. There is no doubt about that. Nigerians will go after anybody who suppresses opposition, including Fayose.

  1. Obey the rule of law
The Ekiti State governor says Buhari must obey the rule of law. How did it sound to you when you heard that Dasuki’s home was invaded without an arrest warrant? Fayose says it was wrong to have done that.
“Instead of seeing his return to power as an opportunity to revenge against those perceived to have wronged him in the past, President Buhari should be magnanimous in victory, act like a leader and father of all Nigerians,” he pleads.

  1. Pay attention to governance
According to Fayose, the President has really not paid adequate attention to governance, the reason he was elected. The governor is leading the vanguard for a change. I join him for there is need for urgent attention to the socio-economic challenges that face Nigeria – Naira crash, insecurity, armed robbery, infrastructure and, most importantly, power.

  1. Do something about falling Naira
This really concerns me directly because my income has lost over 50 per cent to Naira crash in the past six months. My salaries buy fewer and fewer commodities every month. Bahari must do something and do it fast. Where are the fiscal policy managers that should complement the responsibilities of the Central Bank? We need a Finance Minister, and a sound one for that matter.

  1. Stop the witch-hunting of Ekweremadu
This is because no law says only the ruling party can occupy principal offices of the National Assembly. Lawyers please we need to hear from you on this. Should the Deputy Senate President be removed because he is not a member of the ruling APC? I would rather believe lawyers, the learned sorts mind you, than Fayose. The last I checked, he was yet to be called to the bar.

  1. Check the excesses of those following you
He is also calling on the President to check the excesses of overzealous party men and security officials.

  1. Live by your promise

Fayose recalls the sensational promise – I call from nobody, I belong to everybody. Nigerians may not remember any promise made by Buhari but they will surely remember the statement that made headlines globally. 

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