Former Governor of Ekiti state, Ayodele Fayose has been attacked by Nigerians on social media after commenting on the present situation of the country.
The recent happenings in the country have left most Nigerians infuriated and frustrated as they complain about how life keeps getting hard and difficult.
From the scarcity of fuel, to hike in fuel prices, hike in prices of food provisions, high dollar rate, ASUU strike, the collapse of the power grid, which has led to lack of supply of electricity, the increased killings, amongst others.
Reacting to the current state of the Nigerian nation, the former governor via his micro-blogging handle, lamented about the current situation, adding that he had in 2015 warned about the impending dangers a Buhari presidency would cause.
He also recalled how he was attacked and insulted, noting that he has been vindicted.
In his words; “My voice was the loudest in 2015 against the inherent danger of a Buhari presidency. No one listened. Rather, I was attacked and insulted. Today, water, don pass Garri, as i am daily vindicted”
However, Nigerians were not having any of it as they stormed the comment section to slam the former governor over his deeds while he was in power.
See some of the reactions;
daisybaby_1 wrote; Pot calling kettle black…..you’re no different
karen__peterz wrote; ‘Oga we don’t want you as president pls go and sit down’
toyosii_ wrote; ‘Birds of the same feather.. when they are not the ones in power they are always quick to say we warned you’
One _somebodys1stson wrote; ‘When you were governor of Ekiti state what did you do differently? Pele oh Vindictus’
tbellz07 wrote; ‘Sir, could you be kind enough to just geddifokk sir? Thank you’
One thrift_collector wrote; ‘Me sef I argued, screamed and cursed people out but they didn’t listen so see us now, this suffer is something else!‘
One uncledapper wrote; ‘Oga leave all this whining, all of una na d same.’
One missabike_o wrote; ‘You’re not exactly any better. So…..’
One l.tobiloba wrote; ‘Well, we know it’s for your self interest and not that you really care about the people. That loudest voice was because you wanted your party to remain in power and not because you wanted the best for the people. Werey ni gbogbo yin.’
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