Every president has them. Olusegun Obasanjo had Orji Uzor Kalu, then governor of Abia state, perpetually on his case. Goodluck Jonathan had two: Rabiu Musa Kwankwanso (Kano) and Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers).

Muhammadu Buhari now has Ayo Fayose of Ekiti.  Fayose, unlike others, started his own opposition long before Buhari became president, going to the extent of placing a controversial advert in the newspapers on the health of the APC presidential candidate.

He has continued to criticise the president on several issues: the search on the house of the former NSA, Sambo Dasuki; the salary cut taken by the president; the threat to probe only the administration of Jonathan; and others. Some have argued that Fayose’s stance is very good for our democracy.

The president must not go uncriticised. After all, it is legitimate opposition. He is only exercising his freedom of expression, in any case. But some think he is disrespecting the president, or even playing to the gallery. What do you think? Let us have your vote – and your comments.

IS FAYOSE TALKING TOO MUCH?

I ADMIRE THIS MAN CALLED FAYOSE. He is simply saying the truth. Buhari is all talk and no action. In this para military regime, say the truth if u have the mind. FAYOSE MY ROLE MODEL

Everybody can say anything with Der yansh fayose his ignored cos his nature is a regret to manhood

Truth is bitter. Fayose is saying the truth

odikwa very too much.

MisterLongman:
When did Fayose become the Pdp publicity secretary.......
Has olisa metuh resigned?

Must he be the pdp publicity secretary before he can talk his mind out