Representative Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State who before now reported his enthusiasm for challenging for the Presidency in the 2019 Presidential decision, has hauled out of the presidential race.
Representative Ayodele Fayose who got the pair of the previous senator Rabiu Kwankwaso and previous pastor,
Kabir Turaki Taminu, uncovered when the Presidential competitors came to campaign him and delegates in the state PDP.
The Ekiti State Governor who opened battle workplaces as well as turned out with an entourage of marked vehicles with
which to crusade for the presidential race said he needed to drop the desire as characteristic of sensitivity and worry for his representative, Kolapo Olusola-Eleka who lost in the last gubernatorial decision in the state.
NAN announced that he said;
"I dropped the presidential aspiration as a result of the stolen command openly given to my representative. As a decent pioneer,
I can't desert my unwavering agent whose command was stolen by the APC and be seeking after another aspiration My blurbs are there in a room.
I am focused on the recuperation of the command for the present more than whatever else."
The visit came after it was accounted for that the Nigeria Labor Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) in Ekiti State,
charged the state Governor Mr. Ayodele Fayose of professedly acquiring an N74 million vehicle and installment of N43million severance bundle as separating blessings.
The laborers in a joint explanation marked by NLC director, Prince Raymond Ade Adesanmi and his TUC partner, Mr. Odunayo Adesoye, portrayed it as a demonstration of lack of care to the situation of laborers in the state.
The association asked why a representative who has declined to pay overabundance of pay rates, would consider purchasing of the colorful vehicle and paying himself severance as bundles.
They uncovered that there would be a mechanical emergency in the state if the senator continued with his designs in paying himself and his Deputy that tremendous sum and buying the new vehicle.
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