Ayo Fayose, emphasizing his independence, declared that at 64 years old, he is not seeking favors or approval from anyone and stands firmly by his statements

In a recent interview on Channels TV, former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose praised the current Ekiti Governor, Biodun Oyebanji, for his performance, emphasizing that his commendation was impartial despite belonging to different political parties. Continue Reading>>>

Fayose noted, “Oyebanji has done well, and Oyebanji is doing well,” and expressed willingness to support Oyebanji’s re-election if he continues to perform well. This openness to cross-party praise underscores Fayose’s focus on effective governance over political affiliations.

Additionally, Fayose highlighted the importance of public opinion in determining political outcomes, citing the Edo State election as an example where the electorate brought about change.

He asserted that the needs and views of the people should guide governance, emphasizing that his stance is independent and not motivated by personal gain, saying, “I stand to say what I’m saying, I’m 64 years old man, I’m not begging anybody for favour.”

Fayose’s remarks provide insight into his values and his influence as a vocal figure in Nigerian politics, prioritizing the will of the people and good governance over party loyalty.

For more details, you can watch the interview here: Interview with Ayodele Fayose.