Keep exposing your secrets, Fayose tells Buhari, Obasanjo

Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose has reacted to the face-off between incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari and former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

Fayose, a fierce critic of the two said that he was enjoying the brickbats between Buhari and Obasanjo and asked them to continue to expose themselves for Nigerians to know what they have been hiding.

Buhari, unable to stomach Obasanjo’s attacks on his administration’s alleged failures had on Tuesday in Abuja suggested that the former president had questions to answer over $16 billion expended on power project during his administration that supposedly achieved little or nothing in the power sector.

In his response, Obasanjo queried Buhari’s understanding of the issues involving the project and said that he was ready for probe over power project.

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Fayose reacting to the face-off between the two asked them to keep up on exposing themselves.

He wrote on his Twitter handle: “I’m enjoying this latest brickbats between President Buhari & Ex-President Obasanjo. They should keep exposing themselves for Nigerians to know what they have been hiding. Nigerians should remember I warned that those who brought Buhari will regret entrusting him with power.”

 

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