Makinde’s aide criticises Fayose and Wike over PDP convention dispute
Dare Adeleke, Special Adviser to Seyi Makinde on Federal Constituency Matters, has strongly criticised former Ekiti State Governor Ayo Fayose and Minister Nyesom Wike over their roles in the recent Abuja PDP convention. Adeleke described the Wike-backed convention as “fake” and questioned its legality. He accused Fayose of making reckless statements about Makinde’s status in the party and undermining democratic norms. The Makinde faction insists it is awaiting a Supreme Court judgment to resolve the party’s leadership crisis.
Key takeaways
- Dare Adeleke condemned Ayo Fayose for predicting Seyi Makinde’s expulsion from the PDP and for praising Nyesom Wike as the party’s national leader.
- Adeleke called the Abuja convention “fake” and said ongoing legal challenges question its legitimacy.
- The Makinde faction has taken the dispute to the Supreme Court and criticised the Wike-Fayose group for ignoring court proceedings.
- Adeleke accused Fayose of seeking relevance through public attacks and dismissed claims of Makinde’s suspension as “legally questionable.”
- Fayose, during the convention, insisted the event marked a new beginning for the PDP and suggested Makinde’s position was at risk.
