Ex-governor of Ekiti State, Kayode Fayemi, has spoken about rivalries among Nigerian politicians, describing it as entertainment for the public.
Speaking during his 60th birthday thanksgiving service at St. Martin’s Catholic Church in Isan Ekiti on Sunday, Fayemi dismissed the notion of genuine political hatred, especially those amplified by social media.
“So, all these things you read on social media are for your entertainment,” he said. “Many will wonder why Governor Segun Oni is here. During his birthday, I spent the entire day with him, and Governor Ayodele Fayose too would have been here without hesitation if he was around.”
Fayemi emphasized that political differences or party affiliations do not translate to enmity, particularly among politicians from Ekiti State. “The vision we have always had is a state that will not be separated by political divide. We might belong to different political parties, but there is one party that we collectively belong to—that is the Ekiti Party, Ekiti Progressive Party—and our governor is carrying on with that,” he said.
