Former governor of Ekiti state, Ayodele Fayose, has said that anyone planning to unseat the president-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is daydreaming.
Speaking on Tuesday in an interview with Channels Television, Fayose said the 2023 presidential election has “come and gone”, adding that those aggrieved are at liberty to approach the court.
Fayose said prior to the election, members of Integrity Group — comprising five Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governors and other party chieftains — were asked to support a southern presidential candidate in their different states.
The ex-governor said he will not apologise for supporting Tinubu despite the latter being a member of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
“The directive was that we should go and support the southern candidate because this is the position of the governors and the leaders of thought — and the southern candidates were Obi and the president-elect and I have done justice,” he said.
“I’m not desperate for any appointment. I’m somebody who will not cringe because of a piece of meal.
“I’m contented, but for anybody to say he would unseat Ahmed Bola Tinubu, you are daydreaming, it is a nightmare you are putting yourself through. That election has come and gone.
“In America, the former president is still saying he was rigged. He who comes to equity must have clean hands. Today, in Nigeria, that election has come and gone but you are at liberty to go to court.”
