
Fayose and Kayode Fayemi of APC
Former Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose has denied contemplating dumping the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), for the ruling All Progressives Congress.
Mr Lere Olayinka, his media aide, said this in a statement in Ado Ekiti, on Friday.
Olayinka, explained that the claim in some quarters that Fayose had concluded arrangements to embrace the All Progressives Congress (APC), was false.
“Someone of the status and pedigree of Fayose can never join APC,” he said.
He said, a statement purportedly made by the state chapter of APC to the effect that Fayose was not qualified to join the party, was therefore unthinkable and mischievous.
“It is funny that APC lied about Fayose coming to join the party and also went further to react to its own lies,” he said.
He admonished the party to focus its attention on how to lift the state to economic greatness and stop further job losses.
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