Isaac Fayose urges brother to reject REA chairmanship
Isaac Fayose has publicly advised his elder brother, Ayo Fayose, to decline the chairmanship of the Rural Electrification Agency (REA). He argued that the former Ekiti State governor is too prominent for such a position and suggested the role be given to his son instead. Isaac Fayose expressed his views in a video, questioning why his brother was not given a more senior appointment. He also referenced recent political events and reiterated his belief in the opposition's strength for future elections.
What we know
- Isaac Fayose criticized the REA chairmanship appointment for his brother, saying it does not match Ayo Fayose's political stature.
- He suggested that the position should be handed over to Ayo Fayose’s son rather than accepted by the former governor himself.
- The appointment was announced alongside 25 others to various federal agencies and commissions, according to a statement by Bayo Onanuga.
- Isaac Fayose linked the timing of the appointment to a recent visit by Peter Obi and questioned the motives behind it.
- He reaffirmed his confidence in the opposition’s prospects in the next general election and dismissed fears of electoral manipulation.
