Fayemi’s Deputy, Egbeyemi debunks allegations of disloyalty, Ojudu’s sack from APC
Ekiti State Deputy Governor, Bisi Egbeyemi, has pledged his unalloyed loyalty to Governor Kayode Fayemi.
Egbeyemi raised an alarm that “fifth columnists and mischief-makers” were trying to cause disaffection between him and the governor. Egbeyemi stated that Fayemi never told him to coerce the executives of the APC Ward 8 in Ado Ekiti to sign a resolution to suspend Ojudu.It was alleged that the Ward Chairman, Clement Afolabi, was taken to the Deputy Governor’s residence to compel him to carry out Ojudu’s suspension.
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