It is the greatest tragedy that can befall any sane mind, but that is exactly what awaits that boy in Ekiti State. Ayodele Fayose is becoming a nuisance out of choice. He puts his foot in his mouth unnecessarily. He opens his mouth too wide. He talks too much and that will soon be his undoing.
Way back in this column, we predicted that this boy would not serve his four- year year as governor of Ekiti State. He has started digging his own political grave. His garrulousness is insane. The real enemy of Fayose is Ayodele Fayose. When you are a chief executive of a state, there is a certain amount of decorum expected of you as a manager of men and resources, but Fayose has no class.
He talks loosely and opens his mouth without thinking. There is a difference between politicking and governing, but Ayodele Fayose doesn't know the differences between the two and how to separate both. Who are his media handlers? Does he have advisers? Who will keep a tight leech on this lost dog?
I hate to use such hard words on a boy who came the other time and lost his moral moorings. He is at it again and by the time Posterity is done with Ayodele Fayose, his political career would be compared to that Greek Tragedy known as Oedipus Complex, which was masterfully adapted to the Yoruba lore of gods, demons and goddesses by late Ola Rotimi as The Gods Are Not To Blame.
Dr. Moshood Fayemiwo.
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