The Ekiti state Governor, Ayo Fayose, while speaking to newsmen in Lagos about the social media bill, insinuated that things will not get better under President Buhari.
Governor releases 7 prophecies of doom
He said the attempt to pass the social media bill by the Senators shows exactly how Mr. President thinks.
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Fayose said “A lot of noble men have gone underground. They cannot talk because some of them are waiting for political appointments. Where are the members of the Bring Back Our Girls? Most of them are special advisers, commissioners and ministers.”
Here are Governor Fayose’s predictions of things that will happen in 2016 under Buhari's regime.
1. There will be so much disobedience to court orders.
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2. There will be removal of oil subsidy within the first quarter of next year.
3. Corruption under Buhari will be on the increase.
4. Poverty in this nation will be at its highest in history.
5. Power generation will be at its lowest ebb in 2016.
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6. Our earnings will be low.
7. Our girls will never come back because the BBOG people has started enjoying the booty.
Governor Ayo Fayose has been a vocal critic of President Buhari’s administration, referring to it as a one chance government.
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