Fayose ‘Nobody will be spared by Buhari dictatorship,’ Governor says
Fayose made the comment in reaction to the recent police invasion of the home of former Kano State Governor, Rabiu Kwankwaso.
Ekiti state Governor, Ayo Fayose has urged Nigerians to rise in
condemnation of what he described as PresidentMuhammadu Buhari’s
emerging dictatorship.
Ekiti state Governor, Ayo Fayose has urged Nigerians to rise in
condemnation of what he described as PresidentMuhammadu Buhari’s
emerging dictatorship.
Fayose made the comment in reaction to the recent police invasion
of the home of former Kano State Governor, Rabiu Kwankwaso.
The Ekiti governor’s comments were contained in a statement
released by his media aide, Lere Olayinka,
on Wednesday, August 24, 2016.
The statement reads:
“The fact that Senator Rabiu Kwakwanso is of the ruling APC should
worry well-meaning Nigerians because it appears no one will be spared by these
anti-democracy agents that have taking over Nigeria.”
“When they invaded the Akwa Ibom State Government House with
armed men of the Department of State Services, I raised the alarm then and I
did warn that Nigeria was being returned to 1984 when President Buhari ruled
the country like a maximum ruler.
“When I said Nigerians, irrespective of their political parties,
should rise in condemnation of President Buhari’s emerging dictatorship, many
of our friends in the APC opted to keep silent.
“Some even hailed the DSS when it invaded the Ekiti State House of
Assembly and abducted a member of the House. Last week Wednesday, when the
police sealed off the venue of the People’s Democratic Party National
Convention in Port Harcourt and blocked the road leading to the Old
Presidential Lodge of the Rivers State Government House where I and other PDP
leaders were accommodated, our friends in the APC kept silent. Some even hailed
the police.
“However, as a Nigerian and an ardent lover of democracy and the
rule of law, I have elected to, once again, condemn yesterday’s armed
policemen’s invasion and sealing off of the private residence of Senator Rabiu
Kwankwaso and I hope that this time around, our friends in the APC will realize
that no one will be spared by the time this emerging dictatorship reaches its
peak.
“Nigerians should realize that with the bullying of Kwankwaso, a
two-term governor, former minister of defense and serving senator, it is now
very clear that the APC government will even be intolerant of opposition within
the party, not to talk of external opposition. Men of good conscience should
prevail on President Buhari to caution the security agencies to be mindful of
foisting a tyranny on Nigerians.”
The police officers were said to have invaded Kwankwaso’s Lugard
Road home on Tuesday, August 23, to stop a planned mass wedding.

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