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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Ekiti State, Wole Oluyede, has said that the former governor, Ayodele Fayose, made a wrong choice when he threw his weight behind Governor Biodun Oyebanji.
Oluyede was said to have made the comment during an interactive session with journalists in Ado-Ekiti.
He dismissed claims that Fayose has the political clout to decide the outcome of the forthcoming governorship election.
However, the PDP chieftain said while Fayose was entitled to support any candidate of his choice, he had made a wrong political judgment.
He says the endorsements should be based on measurable achievements and governance outcomes, saying the present administration has failed to live up to expectations in key areas especially security and infrastructure.
”I respect Fayose and his right to support who he wants. I got no quarrel with you. But if you ask me, he has taken the wrong decision by supporting this government,” Oluyede stated.
The governorship hopeful said he was surprised that Fayose would endorse the administration in spite of what he termed glaring deficiencies in governance.
“I am disappointed because it means the bar for supporting a government has been set very low. “There is little basis for such an endorsement if you look at the realities on the ground, particularly in security and public service delivery,” he said.
But Oluyede ruled out any confrontation with the former governor on his political stance, saying Fayose is entitled to his convictions as others are entitled to theirs.
He said the forthcoming governorship election would ultimately be determined by the people of Ekiti State rather than endorsements from political leaders.
“People will decide. This election will not be won on endorsements or political statements. “Ekiti people are intelligent and they will judge those seeking their mandate on their performance,” he said.
The PDP candidate also seized the opportunity to express concern about the security situation in the state, saying many residents now live in fear due to the rising number of criminal activities.
