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| Isaac Fayose |
Let’s get one thing straight: Fayose is not out here to take advantage of Ekiti or ride on anyone’s coattails. He’s made it crystal clear that his path was built on hard work, his business skills, and, above all, his belief in himself. No handouts, no shortcuts, and definitely no “contracts” tied to his brother’s influence. đźš«
But there’s more to it. He’s calling out those who have let Ekiti suffer, those who should be lifting up the state but instead keep it in what he calls a "mess." Fayose isn’t one to keep quiet when the people of Ekiti are struggling. He’s talking about accountability here, not just for himself, but for everyone in a position to do better. He’s saying enough is enough. Time to stop the excuses, the finger-pointing, and the misuse of resources. If the funds are there, they should be for Ekiti's people, for a better state, not for padding pockets. đź› ️
And Fayose isn’t done. He has clearly stated that this conflict is not going to fade away and if this turns out to be his stance he is firm, in his support for the community of Ekiti State. The intention here is not to tarnish anyone’s image or create tension, it's, about being open and truthful while ensuring fairness prevails. Fayose’s got nothing to hide, and he wants to see those in power held to that same standard. Because for him, it’s always been about doing right by Ekiti. 🇳🇬
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