Pro-Fayose protest holds in Ekiti
The governor vows to continue his criticism of the federal government despite his current predicament
The governor vows to continue his criticism of the federal government despite his current predicament
The politicians declare support for President Buhari's anti-corruption effort.
The governor reacts to allegations that he took bribes, and accuses the EFCC of conducting media trial.
In court filings, the anti-graft agency releases full details of the fraud case against Fayose.
Ekiti youth declare support for Mr. Fayose, while condemning Federal Government's rascality.
The governor says those who backed him should stand up to the EFCC.
The presidency says the Ekiti governor is hopelessly confused, and needs prayers
The governor says he will challenge the action appropriately.
The governor assures grievances would be resolved on Monday.
Mr. Olayinka says Fayemi mismanaged the Ekiti’s resources.
The doctors say the government failed to meet a 21-day notice of strike.
A lawyer wants a state of emergency declared in Ekiti.
“At least 5 of our members died because of the situation."
The NLC leader said labour was "not unconcerned about the prevailing socio-economic challenges in the polity."
Mr. Fayose says the people of South East and South South have become “politically endangered species”.
Two people were killed in the May 20 attack.
Workers in the state are on strike over unpaid salaries.
Mr. Fayose asks President to realise that governors are not his appendages
Health workers cite love for the patients.
The governor says Gov. Fayose’s order is unbefitting of a national leader.
The governor says he will be waiting for the striking workers to return.
"This killing of our people must stop. It is deliberate and we must take all actions to stop it.
"... how I can stand in support of any plan to sacrifice the party for any individual?"
The governor says he will do all that is possible to protect his people
"This is politics and we are playing it together, nobody can intimidate us."
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