THE FIRST LADY GAVE GOV. FAYOSE 5 WORKING DAYS TO WITHDRAW HIS ALLEGATIONS
Following the accusation made by the Governor of Ekiti State, Governor Ayo Fayose, to the First Lady, Aisha Buhari, through a letter he published on every media, signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Idowu Adelusi, the First Lady has demand a withdrawal of such accusation in just five(5) working days or he will be facing legal actions.
Governor Fayose, whose bank account was frozen on June 20 by Economic and Financial Crimes Commision, EFCC, has accused the wife of Nigeria President of been an accomplice in the bribery scandal that land Jefferson in jail. In 2009, Jefferson was found guilty of about 11 counts of corruption and have been sentenced to 13-years imprisonment. The governor involved the first lady of Nigeria as one of Jefferson subordinate by mention her name n his letter he submitted to social media.
The First Lady earlier reply via her twitter, calling the Governor a mad dog. In her tweet she wrote, "Enough is Enough, a mad dog that isn't chained. I refuse to keep quiet.". Although, the tweet was later deleted, but now she has written an open letter to the Governor demanding him to withdraw is statements in five(5) working days. According to Naij, the content of the letter read;
"Our client as refer to us, statement made by you on 20th of June, 2016 (and other subsequent days), concerning and pertaining to her person for necessary actions. The statement which was caused by you and on your agents to be widely circulated and published in various media platform, contains very wild , unfounded and false allegations and imputation against the person of our client. "Specifically, in the said statement made by you an credited to you and signed by you Chief Press, Idowu Adelusi, you, inter ilia , false statement as follows;"Even the President cannot claim to be angel. The estate he built in Abuja is known to us. His wife was indicted over the Halliburton Scandal . When that America, Jefferson, was been sentenced, the President wife;s name was mentioned as having wired $170,000 to Jefferson. Her name was mentioned on page 25 of the sentencing of Jefferson. "" "
What will be the Governor's reaction on this? Will he respond or withdraw as told by the First Lady ?
Governor Fayose, whose bank account was frozen on June 20 by Economic and Financial Crimes Commision, EFCC, has accused the wife of Nigeria President of been an accomplice in the bribery scandal that land Jefferson in jail. In 2009, Jefferson was found guilty of about 11 counts of corruption and have been sentenced to 13-years imprisonment. The governor involved the first lady of Nigeria as one of Jefferson subordinate by mention her name n his letter he submitted to social media.
The First Lady earlier reply via her twitter, calling the Governor a mad dog. In her tweet she wrote, "Enough is Enough, a mad dog that isn't chained. I refuse to keep quiet.". Although, the tweet was later deleted, but now she has written an open letter to the Governor demanding him to withdraw is statements in five(5) working days. According to Naij, the content of the letter read;
"Our client as refer to us, statement made by you on 20th of June, 2016 (and other subsequent days), concerning and pertaining to her person for necessary actions. The statement which was caused by you and on your agents to be widely circulated and published in various media platform, contains very wild , unfounded and false allegations and imputation against the person of our client. "Specifically, in the said statement made by you an credited to you and signed by you Chief Press, Idowu Adelusi, you, inter ilia , false statement as follows;"Even the President cannot claim to be angel. The estate he built in Abuja is known to us. His wife was indicted over the Halliburton Scandal . When that America, Jefferson, was been sentenced, the President wife;s name was mentioned as having wired $170,000 to Jefferson. Her name was mentioned on page 25 of the sentencing of Jefferson. "" "
What will be the Governor's reaction on this? Will he respond or withdraw as told by the First Lady ?
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