Friday, 1 April 2016

Stop Wasting Time Travelling All About, Stay At Home And Solve Numerous Problems Nigerians Are Passing Through At The Moment--Gov. Ayodele to President Buhari

     Governor Ayodele Fayose has once again criticized President Buhari continuous trips, saying it is a waste of  time and Nigerian resources and has urged all Nigerians to do everything possible in order to stop such trips by the president.
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    The governor through his special assistant on public relations and New media, Lere Olayinka, in a statement criticized the president`s...
latest trip to the United states as a waste of time.

     He said, “Nigerians are suffering. Petrol has become so scarce that our people now sleep in petrol stations to buy fuel at N200 per litre while the president who should alleviate their sufferings is in the USA, attending a summit that he won’t even understand whatever that is discussed there. “This is not acceptable. Mr President should stay at home and see to it that at least, power generation returns to 6,000MW that he met it if he cannot add to it.''

    Lere continued, “it remains a mystery what President Buhari that met power generation at 6,000MW and could not manage it such that power generation crumbled to Zero Megawatt yesterday, will contribute to the Nuclear Energy Summit in America.''

    He also disclosed that it's very important for the President to listen to more of those who criticise him instead of those hailing every of his wrong steps either because of what they intend to gain or for fear of being persecuted.

    The special assistant said, “It is shameful that while President Buhari was far away in the United States of America, attending a summit that does not have any bearing on Nigeria and its people, an unprecedented happened – power generation stopped completely for over three hours''.

     Finally, Mr. Lere Olayinka on behalf on the governor stated that, “Mr President should stay at home and bring this fuel scarcity that has paralysed almost all activities in the country to an end.''

 “Nigerians are saying their president should stay at home and bring to an end the killings, raping of women and destruction of farmlands by Fulani herdsmen.''

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