I Shunned The Meeting Because His People Declined Sitting With Him — Why Fayose Shunned Wike’s S/W Peace Meeting


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I Shunned The Meeting Because His People Declined Sitting With Him — Why Fayose Shunned Wike’s S/W Peace Meeting


A former Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose, has explained that he shunned the  Peoples Democratic Party  South-West leaders’ meeting to reconcile him with Governor Seyi Makinde of  Oyo State because the majority of his loyalists said they would not sit on the same table with Makinde because of his utterances and actions.
The meeting which was held at the Oyo State Government House, Ibadan had Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike,  former Osun State Governor, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola; former Ekiti State Governor, Mr Segun Oni, Senator Abiodun Olujimi,  Makinde and others in attendance.

Fayose, his loyalists and some PDP leaders in Oyo State who are supporting Dr Eddy Olafeso’s bid to return as the National Vice-Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (South-West) were absent at the meeting.
Mr Lere Olayinka, the media aide to Fayose said, “Fayose did not attend the meeting. Those invited from the other side said they were not going to be part of the meeting. They said they did not want to go to the Government House or sit on the same table with Governor Makinde.
“The impression as at yesterday (Wednesday) was that the meeting would be shifted but I believe Governor Wike just came to attend it for formality sake.


“One thing is that nothing can be achieved without the other side at the meeting.”

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