Isaac Fayose believes the APC's grip on Ekiti is slipping fast. The governance advocate made his views clear after watching crowds throng the PDP candidate in Ado Ekiti.
Dr. Wole Oluyede and running mate Hon.
Deji Ogunsakin visited the Muslim Society on Friday. Massive numbers of supporters turned out to greet them.
In footage that went viral, attendees pledged to remove Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji on June 20. The energy was unmistakable and electric.
Fayose took to Facebook with a stark message: "APC is gone" in Ekiti. He didn't mince words about what comes next.
According to him, rigging is now the only card left for the ruling party. Without ballot manipulation, he argued, the state's voters would finally breathe easy.
The former governor claimed the era of past leaders who held Ekiti back has ended. Their time, he suggested, belongs to history now.
"Thank you for coming out today to tell all the former governors in Ekiti State that their time is up," Fayose posted online. "You all came out today to say enough is enough, bye bye to APC," he added.
His comments reflect growing confidence within opposition circles. June's election will test whether that optimism holds real weight.
