Politician Dayo Adeyeye has taken a hard swap at Erelu Bisi Fayemi, wife of the governor of Ekiti state, Kayode Fayemi for causing traffic congestion in part of the state recently.
The People's Democratic Party chieftain made his position known via the report reproduced below
' The Campaign Organisation of Afenifere chieftain and Peoples Democratic
Party governorship aspirant, Prince Dayo Adeyeye, the Prince Adedayo
Adeyeye Movement, has described as wicked and uncivilised Tuesday’s
blockade for several hours of the popular Adebayo Road, Ado-Ekiti by the
wife of the state Governor, Erelu Bisi Fayemi.
PAAM said in a release issued by its Director General, Hon. Bisi
Kolawole, that it was the height of power arrogance for a governor’s
wife to put canopies on a Trunk A road, all in the name of meeting
market women.
The statement said: “Today, the wife of Ekiti State governor, Mrs Bisi
Fayemi further demonstrated her power drunkenness and insensitivity to
the plight of road users by putting canopies on the Adebayo area of the
Ado-Iworoko road, thereby blocking the road to traffic for several hours
and putting motorists into hardship.
“Instead of being used by motorists for which the road was meant, the
Trunk A road became avenue for singing, drumming and dancing, thereby
making it difficult for road-users to access the road due to traffic
gridlock.
“The scenario witnessed in Ado-Ekiti today can be likened to a situation
where the wife of Lagos State governor puts canopies on Ikorodu road,
her Oyo State counterpart putting canopies on Lagos-Ibadan Express Way
or the wife of Kogi State governor blocking Lokoja-Abaji road, all in
the name of meeting market women.
“This to us is reckless, irresponsible, animalistic, and condemnable.
“Most importantly, there is a public school situated less than 100
metres to the spot where the canopies were erected, and the school has a
playground that can be used for a gathering of over 5,000 people.
“But because our almighty governor’s wife does not care about the
welfare of Ekiti people, she opted to blocking a major federal
government road, all in her bid to showcase her distribution of pittance
to some market women in the name of empowerment.”
While also admonishing the state Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, for
allowing his wife to allegedly take over functions of the state and
local governments, Kolawole said: “It is a pity that it is Fayemi’s wife
that is presenting buses bought with local governments fund to market
women and we wonder whether the governor’s wife is now in charge of
local councils in Ekiti State.”'
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