Fayemi’s aide describes Fayose’s ignorance in governance as legendary

Senior Special Adviser to Ekiti State Governor on Public Communications, Segun Dipe, has described the immediate past governor of the State, Mr. Ayo Fayose, as a numbskull who does not know jack in governance.
While reading his State of the State address on Thursday 24 January 2019 to mark his first 100 days in office, Governor John Kayode Fayemi noted that the debt profile of Ekiti State as at 16 October 2018, when he took over from Fayose stood at N155,791,785,214.08.
According to the governor, the figure, which was revealed by PriceWaterHouse Coppers, the globally acclaimed auditing firm hired by Ekiti State government to objectively assess the financial position of Ekiti State as at 16 October 2018, showed the state’s debt details were as follows: Loans – 57,694,460,298.79, Salary Arrears – 16,777,257,608.52, Outstanding Leave Bonus – 4,402,585,167.53, Outstanding Corpers’ Allowance – 28,883,959.00.
Others include Outstanding Subventions – 4,770,676,870.98, Pension and Gratuity Arrears – 39,775,919,872.02, Outstanding Contractors claims – 28,575,946,572.25, Outstanding Furniture Allowance – 470,266,137.09, Outstanding Severance Allowance – 586,144,167.5, Monetised Vehicles Arrears – 101,243,387.24, Outstanding Warrants – 386,777,450.64, Outstanding FIRS Obligation – 184,215,623.43, Traditional Rulers Arrears – 150,214,204.10, – Judgement Debts 95,048,963.35, Other Outstanding Liabilities – 1,792,144,931.62
But denying his culpability, Fayose said he did not outrightly make any borrowing during the period in question, thus could not be accused of leaving any debt behind.
For Fayose to think outright borrowing is what could constitute indebtedness is
Figures don’t lie, especially when they are revealed by such a strictly professional firm like PricewaterhouseCoopers, which is neither a reckless nor a flippant auditing firm and which
This is the auditing firm that did the job, and this is the auditing firm that Fayose is contending with. He is
“Fayose’s only understanding of governance is showmanship and cheap populism. After exploiting the people, denying them of their rights, appropriating what belonged to a whole state to himself alone and constituting himself to a totem of worship, his belief was that once he had left, he would only be remembered for his make-belief personality and not his real being. Too bad.”
Although Gov. Fayemi had said that he would not be probing the Fayose era, it is
Even if the
Fayose also had the
A friend of Fayose, at this