FAYOSE OPENS UP ON HIS DREAMS OF BECOMING PRESIDENT

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fayose winsGovernor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state said he will one day become the president of Nigeria. The governor who is also chairman of the PDP Governors Forum said this in Ado Ekiti while speaking with some journalists. Fayose said this at an Annual Media Get-Together, held at the Government House, Ado Ekiti. Fayose who did not specify how and when he will become the president said that the revelation was showed to him by God.
According to him, just as he become Ekiti state governor twice against all odds, so will the prophecy manifest the same way and manner. Fayose who said he will use his position as chairman of PDP governors forum to correct many ills of the society as well as fight the cause of the poor masses noted that he was in the good book of most Nigerians who would always be ready to make God’s plans for him come to pass at the appointed time.

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