‘Nigerians will outlive Buhari’s present dictatorship’ – Fayose

Ekiti state Governor, Ayodele Fayose says President Muhammadu Buhari is plotting to ruin his government and have him impeached.

Fayose accused Buhari of sending officials of the Department of State Service (DSS) to destabilize his government.

DSS operatives had on Friday, arrested four members of the state House of Assembly.

Reacting to the development, Fayose said even if all the armed men of the DSS invade Ekiti on the order of Buhari, the government and the people of the state would never be intimidated to surrender governance of the state.

“The government of Ekiti State may have to reconsider the usefulness of men of the DSS in the government house and other institutions of the state government.”

“If Buhari likes, let him relocate all DSS men in Nigeria with the entire ammunition in their armoury to Ekiti, the will of Ekiti people can never be broken. They will only try, and like they have always done, they will fail because dictatorship has never triumphed over the people.”

“Even Buhari’s dictatorship between 1984 and 1985 ended one day and Nigerians will also outlive his present dictatorship.”

“Instead of assisting the police, military and other security agencies with classified matters, we now have a DSS that is running after perceived opponents of the president, arresting goat and fowl thieves as well as husbands who assaulted their wives.”

“If the DSS was alive to its responsibilities, we won’t be having Boko Haram insurgents killing Nigerians, all these kidnappings and Fulani Herdsmen killings, raping and destroying farmlands in the South-West, South-East and North-Central zones in the country would have been nipped in the bud.”

“It is obvious that democracy in Nigeria is becoming unsafe in the hands of Buhari and his APC and those keeping silent now because of politics may also end up in the belly of this roaring lion that is threatening to consume our democracy.”

“Therefore, Nigerians and the international community should take special notice of the use of the DSS and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to muzzle opposition. As for me, I wish to say once again that I am not among those Nigerians that are afraid of harassment by any agency of the Federal Government.”

“I make bold to state that in the overall interest of democracy and well-being of Nigerians, I will continue to speak my mind on issues bordering on governance in Nigeria. I will not be intimidated.”

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