Skip to main content

See How Governor Fayose React To Sariki's Decamp

The Governor of Ekiti, Ayodele Fayose state has reacted after Senate President Bukola Saraki dumped the ruling All Progressives Congress for the Peoples Democratic Party.
The Governor took to his Twitter page to react as he urged other APC members to follow the Senate President.


He tweeted:
“Good to hear that three prominent Nigerians left APC house of tyranny today. I welcome my brother and friend, Senator Bukola Saraki and Kwara Governor, Alhaji Ahmed to out great party, the PDP.
Together, we must rescue Nigeria and its people from these tyrants.
When the person elected to defend and promote a ruling party chooses to dump the party for the main opposition party, such a party has ended.
We must collectively rescue Nigeria and its people from these tyrants.


SOURCE:

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Olympic! Nigerians shower praises on Mikel

Manchester Tranfer News: Ex-Paraguay Star Cabanas Agreed Man Utd Move Before Tragic Shooting

Ex-Paraguay Star Cabanas Agreed Man Utd Move Before Shooting. Former Paraguay and America striker Salvador Cabanas has revealed that he had agreed a move to Manchester United before the tragic shooting that all but ended his career at the top level. Cabanas was regarded as one of South America's finest goalscorers in his heyday, and was named the continent's Footballer of the Year in 2007 as well as finishing as the Copa Libertadores top scorer two years running. But in January 2010, shortly after leading Paraguay to a spot in the World Cup with six strikes in qualifying, Cabanas was shot in the head in a Mexican nightclub after an altercation with a known drug trafficker. Now working in Paraguayan capital Asuncion selling bread, Cabanas revealed that he was set to line up at Old Trafford before his life was turned upside down. "I had signed a pre-contract agreement for £1.3m for a transfer to Europe. They told me my destination would be Manchester United,...

The Difference Between Scholarships, Grants & Bursaries