Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, has described the raging controversies between the Presidency and the National Assembly over the 2016 Budget as a confirmation of his position of President Muhammadu Buhari’s ineptitude, saying, “Nigerians should expect more blunders like this until they send Buhari back to Daura in 2019.”

The governor, who said it was now obvious that the President and his All Progressives Congress (APC) only wanted power desperately without the wherewithal to govern, added that, “I warned Nigerians of the consequences of electing an octogenarian as president and with the international embarrassment that this budget crisis has become, I have been vindicated.

” In a statement issued on Tuesday, by his Special Assistant on Pubic Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, Governor Fayose said: “It is obvious that there is total disconnection between the President and his cabinet members as many of the ministers don’t even have access to him probably because the President spend most of his time resting as a result of his old age.

” He said: “The reality is that the President is challenged by age, exposure and ability. He did not read the budget proposal that he presented to the National Assembly and this should be a lesson for those who clamoured for a Buhari’s presidency that no man can give what he does not have.

“The question is; can a minister present supplementary budget to the National Assembly and can the National Assembly act on budget proposal submitted by a minister?

“It is shameful that after blaming former President Goodluck Jonathan and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for close to one year, the presidency is now blaming the National Assembly for its inability to prepare a common budget.

” The governor commended the National Assembly for exposing the lies and hypocrisy of the presidency, saying it was shameful that President Buhari and his men could blame the National Assembly for their incompetence.

He called on the National Assembly not to succumb to blackmail and intimidation from the Presidency, saying that the way and manner the Presidency was going about blackmailing and intimidating other arms of government, especially the judiciary should worry lovers of democracy and good governance in the country.

The governor, who declared that Nigeria will no longer be ruled by octogenarians, said, “Nigerians must have now come to terms that I warned them that Buhari is too old to govern a country like Nigeria.”
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/budget-controversy-expect-blunders-buhari-fayose-tells-nigerians/

Fayose!!!!!!!

Fayose! He is among those that are waiting for the down fall of Nigeria. But ofcourse we know how people like you end up. You shall live to witness its victory but you'll never be a partaker. Ask Moses in the Bible.

All hail Fayose, the political legend of southwest. The only man who has single handedly cornered and humiliated buharii and his apc in southwest.


Fayose is greater than pa Awolowo.

While one does not pray for such, the controversies that have attended the budget jolt one back to reality. If the government cannot do a decent job in presenting a meticulously prepared budget, only God knows what more blunders this government has in store.

In the land of no fuel. In the time of no light. The destiny of a great nation rest on the shoulders of an old man without certificate (alleged). His name......

Nigerians no get chills at all.

Latter some zombies would say GEJ was clueless Buhari is the true definition of cluelessness

Buhari and APC have nothing positive to offer to this country.

Blaming since May 29 2015, after one year is still the same. May we not continue with this blame till 2019.

“The question is; can a minister present supplementary budget to the National Assembly and can the National Assembly act on budget proposal submitted by a minister?

It shows the executive arm don't even av an understanding of their job. How did we get here?
Too many blunders just in 10months.

Incompetent Government.

Buhari and his cabinet are blunders to Nigeria.