Saturday 30 May 2015

Fayose Hails Buhari's Inaugural Speech

Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, has hailed
the inaugural speech of President Muhammadu
Buhari, describing it as a sign that the president is
ready to serve all Nigerians, not minding their
political affiliation.

The governor said, “The content of the president’s
speech showed a man who is desirous of making a
success of his administration.”

According to the statement issued by the governor’s
Special Assistant on Public Communications and
New Media, Lere Olayinka, the governor also hailed
the immediate past president, Dr. Goodluck
Jonathan, describing him as a good democrat.

The governor said; “Nigerians, including those who
voted and did not vote for President Buhari were
eagerly waiting for his inaugural speech.

“The speech, if followed in practice shows that he is
ready to govern Nigeria. It is a sign that the
President is ready to live above board and lead a
government that accommodates all.

“It is my prayer that the Almighty Allah will grant our
President the courage and wherewithal to make a
success of his administration and further deepen
democratic governance, especially in a confederation
like Nigeria by sustaining the rule of law.”

Speaking further, Governor Fayose, who urged the
president to make sure that his name was not used
surreptitiously by anyone to muscle the opposition,
added that as the President of Nigeria, he had the
constitutional duty to protect all Nigerians, not
minding the political party they belong to.

While praising former President Goodluck Jonathan
for his love for peace and progress of the country,
Governor Fayose said; “With what Dr. Goodluck
Jonathan did, history will never forget him as the
man who laid an enduring foundation for democracy
in Nigeria.”

He said Friday’s event midwifed by Dr. Jonathan and
President Buhari proved to the whole world that the
black people of Africa were capable of piloting their
own affairs.

www.punchng.com/news/fayose-hails-buharis-inaugural-speech/ 
 
 

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