"Real Reason I Dislike Peter Obi": Fayose's Brother Finally Opens Up
- Isaac Fayose, brother of Ayodele Fayose, a former governor of Ekiti state, says he dislikes Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party
- Fayose said his dislike for Obi was borne out of the alleged toxicity of the former Anambra state governor's followers
- He further vowed to suspend his social media activities due to alleged slanders he claimed to receive daily from Obidients
Ikeja, Lagos state - The younger brother to former Ekiti state Governor, Ayodele Fayose, Isaac, on Friday, June 2, said he dislikes Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), because of the alleged toxicity of his supporters.
Fayose, who stated this via his known Facebook page, threatened to suspend his social media pages because his children were tired of insults and abuses directed at him by Obidients.
Source: Facebook
'Obidient' is a slogan coined as an identifier for those who believe in the presidential candidacy of Obi.
Fayose wrote tersely:
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“I dislike Obi because of his toxic followers.”
Isaac Fayose vs Obidients
Fayose said his relatives and associates had questioned him on his usage of social media, especially as dozens of insults were directed at him during the electioneering and after the 2023 general elections.
Legit.ng reports that although Fayose openly canvassed for the southern presidency, he was involved in several clashes with Obidients online.
Following the emergence of Bola Tinubu as the president and his subsequent inauguration on Monday, May 29, Fayose declared that his social media page is for Nigeria and the new leader only.
He advised those who are unhappy with the development to unfollow him.
“Obidients wanted to set me up in prison”: Seun Kuti reveals in new video
In a piece of related news, Legit.ng reported that Nigerian Afrobeat singer Seun Kuti accused supporters of Peter Obi, the Labour Party's candidate in the 2023 presidential election, colloquially known as "Obidients," of attempting to frame him following his detention by the Nigerian police.
Recall that the artist was captured on camera assaulting a police officer, which elicited conflicting reactions on social media.
Renowned educationist sends message to Obidients, others
Legit.ng also reported that a renowned educationist, Michael Olusegun Adejimi, called on all members and backers of the opposition parties to join hands with President Tinubu in repositioning Nigeria.
The grassroots politician, in a statement made available to Legit.ng on Monday, May 29, shortly after Tinubu took his oath of office, urged the opposition to shun politics of bitterness.
Source: Legit.ng
