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Thursday, August 03, 2023

A Tale Of Two EX Governors

Former Governor of Ekiti State, Ayo Fayose, Escorted former Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike to the National Assembly for his ministerial screening.


17 comments:

Anonymous said...

Nigeria 🇳🇬 is becoming a Netflix
#sad

Anonymous said...

Auto correct reading ex convict

TEEJAY~ {BIG TEE EZEGE} said...

If Wike had any iota of respect left in him, he wouldn't have opted for a ministerial appointment but I understand the greed and insatiable nature of African politicians. A party you despises so much and insulted publicly, you ended up going back to your vomit.

Fayose even have more respect than him even though they're cut from the same cloth.

Blogbrity said...

The mess in the political sphere of Nigeria is worsening. Only repayment of political favours 😒😒😒

Bv osundi said...

I thought Wike won the Senate seat?
Nigeria is the more you look the less you understand.

Anonymous said...

Why not? Is it not because of this,he sold rivers state electoral votes,for is own benefit.

Omotola Brianna (CozyFiberOrb) said...

Nigerian politicians, shiooooor 😏😏😏

Anonymous said...

Fayose's build fits that of a bodyguard. Between him and FFK i dont know who gives the Yoruba tribe a worse name.

Anonymous said...

Did Amaechi not tell you people that Wike can even betray his mother for power and money. Na wa for una oh

Anonymous said...

Eggzactly 🤦

Anonymous said...

Very correct Netflix ooo.
Chaii!!!

Anonymous said...

No comparison. FFK takes the cake on this

Anonymous said...

Bad boys

Anonymous said...

Question. What if when the court decides it’s a re-run, and peter obi or Atiku wins. What happens to all these old hags who have ministerial slots/ appointments. If for nothing else, I want this to happen. So I can see their face of shame and disgrace.

Anonymous said...

Old people's homes, ICU, rehab ati be be lo

Anonymous said...

So close, always together and united in the pursuit of 'a better Nigeria..'

Anonymous said...

He never contested for the senate.