The Current President Is Facing All These Is Because He Is A Gentleman – Ayo Fayose

Ayo Fayose, the former Governor of Ekiti State, pointed out that the economic situation worsened considerably during Former President Muhammadu Buhari’s eight-year tenure. He noted that the exchange rate of the dollar skyrocketed from under 300 Naira to much higher levels. Despite these economic difficulties, Fayose observed that there was a notable absence of public protests or outcry against Buhari’s administration. ..Read Full Article

He implies there is an inconsistency in how the public responds to leadership and a possible implicit acceptance of certain administrations, which the speaker finds troubling. He voiced his worry that the current President is being scrutinized and criticized partly because of his perceived mildness and hesitance to speak out.
He cautioned people not to interpret the President’s silence as a sign of weakness or inaction, encouraging them to show caution and respect towards the government. He contended that the nation’s problems are deeply ingrained and stem from systemic issues within the country’s governance and economic structure, rather than being the fault of any single leader.

He said in an interview with Channels TV, ”This hunger didn’t start one day. They had a rally at a time that Jonathan must go, Jonathan left but that hunger did not stop. Buhari spent eight years in office and nobody held a protest in Nigeria. When I left office, dollar was less than 300 but before Buhari left, the ratio has gone up.

He left office. The simple reason why this current President is facing this is because he’s a gentleman and he does not talk. And I want to appeal to all of us, let us be very careful and not take the Government silence for granted.”…