The governor said: “ The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) opinions remain their opinions and if they are so sure of whatever information they have, they should go to court and stop subjecting Nigerians to media trial. No amount of media trial from the same elements that orchestrated my removal in 2006 can erode my popularity among Ekiti people.”
Fayose said any property that may be linked to him or his company was bought legitimately and his properties were duly declared in his assets declaration form and sources of such funds were not illicit.
The governor also debunked the reported allegation by the EFCC that he received bribe from any contractor in Ekiti, saying “if they have anything against me, they should keep their gun powder dry.”
He said “having failed to buy the conscience of Ekiti House of Assembly members, the APC people have become increasingly afraid of 2018 and that the agencies of the Federal Government should know that no matter how hard they try, Ekiti electorate will not be deceived by their blackmail and media trial.
“The EFCC should be told in clear terms that this is 2016 and not 2006 when impeachment notices against governors were signed on the table of EFCC operatives. Those who are teleguiding the EFCC now should also be reminded that they did more than what they are doing now in 2006, yet I was overwhelmingly voted for by the Ekiti people, eight years after the orchestrated impeachment which the Supreme Court declared illegal.”
http://guardian.ng/news/fayose-accuses-efcc-of-acting-apc-script/
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