Presidency replies Fayose for calling for Buhari’s resignation

The Presidential Adviser on Political Matters, Babafemi Ojudu, has given it back in full measure to Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, over his call that President Muhammadu Buhari should resign .
Fayose on Tuesday called for the resignation of the president on grounds of his ill health. Ojudu said the governor by his tirade against the president was portraying Ekiti in bad light.
Fayose said: “He can do us the great help by resigning. Not resigning bothers on his integrity. ‎ His absence allows others to suppress and oppress others and that means he is allowing others ‎to suppress their fellow human beings”.
“There are many governments in one and they are clueless. ‎ We need an active president going by our numerous challenges. ‎How long will Nigerians wait for an incapacitated president‎?
“We cannot wait again for somebody to hold us to ransom. ‎I don’t have any bad blood against Buhari, Osinbajo has no powers without the president. He owes us the duty to tell us the state ‎of his health.”
President Buhari has been in London for medical treatment for an undisclosed illness for about three weeks. This is the second time this year.
Ojudu in his reaction described Fayose’s comments as disrespectful of a man old enough to be his father.
He wondered why Fayose would call for the president’s resignation at a time all Nigerians are praying for him.
“He (Fayose) has been quarrelling with everybody. Even in Ekiti, he is demolishing filling stations belonging to the opposition,” Ojudu, a former senator from Ekiti, stated.
“He has always been insulting the president and disparaging a man old enough to be his father.
“He is portraying Ekiti in a bad light. We are not like that. Is he the only governor, why is it that he is the only one making so much noise?”
Ojudu said Fayose had failed in governance, plunging his people into hardship and poverty.
“Right now, fuel is not being sold in Ekiti because he is busy demolishing filling stations under one guise of the other,” he continued.
“People are buying fuel from neighbouring states. People are suffering; they are tired of his ways.
“Go and tell him to concentrate on governance and to stop insulting the president.”