Younger brother to the former governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose, Isaac, has stated that he does not wish any evil on the minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike.
He explained that when he questioned the Minister’s whereabouts, he was simply worried about the rumour circulating.
Isaac assured Wike of his prayers to continue the good work he is doing in the FCT.
Naijaonpoint reports that there have been reports that Wike suffered a heart attack in a hospital in London.
But the Minister had dismissed such a report, warning that he would sign the condolence letter of those wishing him dead.
However, speaking via a video shared on his Facebook page, Fayose stated that those wishing the Minister dead are the people against him, stressing that he wants Wike to enjoy good health
He said, “I don’t wish Wike dead, why will I wish him dead? Someone that is working in Abuja? I want him to finish the good work he has started in Abuja. In fact, I’m one of the people praying for Wike.
“And I’m not in support of Sowore calling our president that kind of name, no, you can’t call our president that because he is the president. No, I’m not in support of that, and I don’t wish Wike dead.
“But leaders must have this thing at the back of their mind that whatever the people are saying about them is their true state of mind.
“I don’t wish Wike dead, I enjoy what he is doing in Abuja and I want him to continue, I wish him good health.
“When I asked where Wike is, that doesn’t mean that I wish him dead, it’s the rumour that we are hearing that made me ask.”
Isaac also condemned activist politician, Omoyele Sowore for calling President Bola Tinubu a criminal.
Stressing that Tinubu has been very tolerant and obeys the rule of law, Isaac wondered if anyone could have done so during the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo.
“President Tinubu is very tolerant, rule of law under Tinubu is 100 percent, he doesn’t bully anybody. Can you call Obasanjo a criminal when he was there?” He asked.
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