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Fayose Attacks President Buhari Again

I think Governor Ayo Fayose should know that anytime he blames President Muhammadu Buhari for action and decision of an independent government agency, he is indirectly exposing the truth to Nigerians that his party’s defeated president, Goodluck Jonathan, used to interfere secretly.
 
It is because Fayose knows that Jonathan used to interfere, hence he thinks Buhari will do same.Below is what Fayose is accusing President Buhari of doing in Kogi State election…
“Having manipulated the election substantially, what they plotted by covering up Audu’s death for hours against Islamic injunction, was to declare a dead candidate as elected governor of Kogi State so as to pave the way for the emergence of his running mate as the governor-elect.

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