Former Secretary to the Ekiti State Peoples Democratic Party, Tope Aluko, says he never reconciled with Governor Ayo Fayose, stressing that what transpired on Sunday night at Eko Hotel, in Lagos, was a scene from a ‘Nollywood’ movie.

The Nation quotes him to have revealed at a conference in Lagos on Tuesday – that he was under duress to admit to a reconciliation which was aimed at maligning his integrity.

Aluko claims that the PDP leadership had invited him to address some issues affecting the state, while also admitting that honouring the invitation was a tactical error on his part.

The PDP chieftain who alleged on Channels Television that Fayose rigged the June 2014 governorship election of Ekiti, said he was shocked to see the governor at the meeting.

“I need not recall the drama and face off that ensued between me and Fayose inside the meeting. It is worthy of note that it was at this point that my wife badged into the meeting to inform me of the presence of pressmen.”

“At that point I became I became enraged and decided to leave the the place but I noticed Governor Fayose rushing after me downstairs in a gestapo manner.”

“My wife was already fidgeting and almost crying and suddenly I could not find her around me. I immediately realized that I need to oblige Governor Fayose’s instruction of the facing the press because of the safety of my family.”

“I have earlier said before before Nigerians and the whole world about the manipulation that characterized the 2014 governorship election in Ekiti State and still stand by all I said.”

“You will also notice the several counter allegations by Fayose and his media team that none of them has refuted all I have said, rather the attack has been on the messenger and not the message. I will like to apologise to all Nigerians that perhaps, accepting the invitation was a tactical error.”

“I will also like you to know that I am dealing with a master fraudster who is always full of mischief. You will all recollect how he announced the purported death of Hon. AfolabiAkanni; the purported arrest of four members of the Ekiti State House of Assembly that later resurfaced.”

“I need to emphasize that all that transpired at Eko Hotel on that faithful day was an organized propaganda/drama to stain my image and malign my personal integrity and I believe it would be a good script for Nollywood act.”