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This desperado politics is embarrassing, Freeze tells Gov Fayose

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8 years ago

June 23, 2016

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A week after he was quoted in an interview he granted Genevieve Magazine saying the concept of being a feminist is denying many women of having a husband, controversial and no-holds-barred radio personality, Daddy Freeze of Cool FM has penned an open letter to Governor Ayo Fayose.

Freeze in his open letter posted on social media networking site Instagram called out the embattled Ekiti State Governor saying his desperado way of playing politics is becoming too embarrassing.

The fair-skinned OAP who has roots in Transylvania, Romania in his letter says Fayose attempt to smear the name of Mrs. Buhari and his recent claim that Zenith bank funded his last electoral campaign is getting scary.

Read his open letter below;

“Dear Gov Fayose, this desperado, way of playing politics has become way too embarrassing. During the presidential campaign, I stumbled upon a headline that read “Fayose’s Aggressive Method Of Governance Embarrassing Our Family, Says Brother” and I was disturbed, but I treated it as a solitary incident.

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“Then, you took a swipe at the president, claiming he was too old to rule Nigeria, further stating that your 74-year-old mother, allegedly wears diapers, and that Buhari is likely to be using diapers and therefore is unfit to rule Nigeria.

“This was a blow to my intelligence as American presidential candidate Donald trump is 70, while his counterpart Hilary Clinton is 68 years old, both within president Buhari’s age range of 73years, with neither of them wearing diapers.

“The Irish president, Michael Daniel Higgins, is even older than all of them at 75years and is as fit as a fiddle. Now this last attempt at smearing the name of Mrs Buhari and claiming Zenith bank funded your campaign is a little scary! Bros is everything ok? Because this, in my opinion, has gone too far, and is making you look like you ought to pursue a career in comedy. ~FRZ

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