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Kayode Fayemi, former Governor of Ekiti state on Sunday said that the All Progressives Congress, APC had proof that President Goodluck Jonathan was planning to form an interim govt; LEADERSHIP reports.
Last week, Bola Tinubu, National leader of the APC claimed that he had been invited by President Jonathan to be part of a proposed interim government.
READ: Jonathan Offered Me VP Position - Tinubu Reveals Amid Fear of Death
Speaking at Aramoko Ekiti, headquarters of the Ekiti West local government area of the state, during the 40-day Fidau for the late Pa Jejelola and Mrs Raliat Akingbolu, Fayemi said, ''President Jonathan is becoming desperate by the day and he will stop at nothing to return to government. You know what they did in Ekiti. So, there is nothing Tinubu said that is not verifiable''.
''I have evidence that he was invited to be part of interim government as a way of dividing us, as (he is) a prominent member of our party. There is absolutely nothing they cannot do to distract us because they could see that the presidency is gradually slipping off their hands''.
#APC #Ekiti #Tinubu #Fayemi
Last week, Bola Tinubu, National leader of the APC claimed that he had been invited by President Jonathan to be part of a proposed interim government.
READ: Jonathan Offered Me VP Position - Tinubu Reveals Amid Fear of Death
Speaking at Aramoko Ekiti, headquarters of the Ekiti West local government area of the state, during the 40-day Fidau for the late Pa Jejelola and Mrs Raliat Akingbolu, Fayemi said, ''President Jonathan is becoming desperate by the day and he will stop at nothing to return to government. You know what they did in Ekiti. So, there is nothing Tinubu said that is not verifiable''.
''I have evidence that he was invited to be part of interim government as a way of dividing us, as (he is) a prominent member of our party. There is absolutely nothing they cannot do to distract us because they could see that the presidency is gradually slipping off their hands''.
#APC #Ekiti #Tinubu #Fayemi