Governor Fayose of Ekiti has agin
stated that the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate Muhammadu
Buhari travelled to London during the week for the sole purpose of receiving
medical treatment.
Fayose who spoke through his Special Assistant on Public Communications
and New Media, Lere Olayinka, challenged the presidential candidate to come out
and swear by the Holy Quran if he did not travel to London for a medical
treatment.
He also said he predicted his coming back as the Governor of Ekiti and
it came to pass, and he knows for sure that Buhari cannot rule Nigeria again.
He said, “I wish they can see spiritually what I
am talking about that Buhari, despite the hullabaloo will never be president. I
predicted my return as Ekiti State governor and I am saying it again that
Buhari will never rule Nigeria again.
“After President Goodluck Jonathan, there will be a young element in his
late 50s from the North that will be Nigerian president. I want to liken this
revelation to the story of Elijah and Elisha. I am the Elijah while my
followers are Elisha.”
“I owe it a duty to Nigeria and its people to expose the antics of the
APC cabal whose only interest is to seize power to further selfish interests.
“Without doubt, it is obvious that members of this cabal in the APC is
trying so hard to deceive Nigerians on Buhari’s health status. That is the
reason they have been using photoshop pictures to defend their lies on Buhari’s
UK trip.
“First, they used a March 5, 2013 picture, claiming that Buhari was
taking a walk in London on Thursday. Later they came up with another poorly
cropped picture of Buhari with former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair.
“The same people who lied in
September 2012 that they received a gold card invitation to attend the
Democratic National Convention in the United States of America are behind the
dressing of Buhari in the garment of lies and I challenge Buhari to swear by
the Holy Quran that he did not visit hospital in the United Kingdom last week,”
he said.
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