Don’t send Buhari to early grave – Fayose

The Herald NG
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Ekiti state governor, Ayo Fayose has warned President Muhammed Buhari’s closest confidants, colleagues, family members and well wishes to allow the President rest to avert untimely death.

In a statement released by the PDP Governors forum chairman media office, Fayose blasted the President for canceling the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting on Wednesday.

He said, “If not for our efforts, Buhari wouldn’t have returned now. Buhari is sick and tired and even his physical appearance portrays this and he needs to go home and rest.

“Today, they have cancelled the Federal Executive Council meeting. You cannot hide the truth forever, it will reveal itself someday. You cannot continue to deceive Nigerians.

“Every word that has come out of my mouth, I have no apology for them. President Buhari was indeed in coma and one of those who visited him said his recovery is a miracle. That shows that he was indeed very sick. Let Buhari go back to Daura and rest, don’t send him to early grave.”

Fayose said he never promised to commit suicide should the President return from his medical vacation alive.
“How can I commit suicide because of an old man? Such are from miscreants on the social media. Let me tell you expressly, why would I commit suicide? I cannot commit suicide because of my mother. Even if they are burying my mother now, I will cleverly stay away from the grave so that I won’t fall into it. I can’t commit suicide because of Buhari. I never said that and will never make such statement.”

He attributed the eventual return of the President to pressure campaigns by himself and the ourmumudondo movement.
“The pressure from me and many other Nigerians made the President to return home. They have been treating this matter under the table forgetting that the life of a president is an open book that can be read by everybody and anybody.

“Not until civil societies and people like us started making noise. You can’t be our President without us knowing what is happening to you.
“For me, the President went to coma on July 6. Today, they can come back and organise rallies and all that attested to the fact that the President recovered by miracle which we are glad about.

“We are happy that he is back. But when you look at the President physically, you will see that he is emaciated, tired and weak. You don’t have to be president at all costs, when you are tired, you go home.
“I stand by all I have said about the President. We are glad he is back, but don’t over flog him. I am not a sycophant and I stand to speak for Nigeria. Somebody must be able to speak on behalf of the poor masses. This was how they deceived us during the time of Yar’Adua.

“I am not a hypocrite and I will never be one. This country deserves a very healthy person. The office of the President is not for a sick man. The President is tired and should be allowed to resign and go and rest. “

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