"Ekiti experiencing the worst government under Fayose" - SA to Buhari says

The Special Adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari on Political Matters, Senator Babafemi Ojudu, has advised the people of Ekiti State not to despair despite current challenges of good governance in the State.

Ojodu described the Fayose government as comedy skits, saying that the condition of the state is the worst since its creation.

This was stated in a statement released by his Media office to mark the Democracy Day celebrations.

“No doubt, our state is at its lowest ebb since its creation. While several states are celebrating development and accountable leadership, governance in Ekiti is nothing but comedy skits and capricious decisions laced in dictatorial spices.

“Democracy provides for peaceful mechanisms to rectify the current situation we have found ourselves in Ekiti state.

“Our people should stay peaceful, strong and resilient.

“This is the time for unity. We must be united in hope to change the Ekiti narrative. We must make Ekiti work again.

“Ekiti will rise again, and Ekiti indigenes everywhere in the world will be proud again.

“Citizens of the state should maximise the opportunity of the on-going voter’s registration to ensure that no Ekiti man or woman is disenfranchised.

“We should mobilise our brothers and sisters who have not registered to go and register and collect their voters card. The power of the people remains in the ballot box.

“It is through the ballot box that we can restore good governance, dignity, development and prosperity in Ekiti.

Senator Ojudu, however, urged residents of the state to maintain peace and be resilient in their faith in democracy despite challenges in the state.

“This Democracy Day affords us the opportunity to remember our long battle with military dictatorship.

“We were harassed and hounded, but we were never cowed. We chased the oppressive military governments away. We will chase away all forms of oppressive rule and dictatorship of any form from our state and Ekiti will be liberated”, he added.