What New Ideas Do Tinubu, Saraki, Others Have to Offer Nigerians; Fayose’s Son Asks

*Advises Father Against 2023
Son of former Governor of Ekiti State, Funso Fayose, has demanded what new ideas do the likes of former Governor of Lagos, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, former Senate President, Bukola Saraki, Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike and his Sokoto State counterpart, Aminu Tambuwal have to offer Nigerians should any of them be elected President come 2023.
Fayose’s son, in a post on his social media page on Wednesday advised his father, Ayodele Fayose, not to think of 2023 if the country is not fixed.
He also queried some presidential aspirants on what they have to offer the country after years of being in the helms of power.
“It’s a very important question: what do Tinubu, Saraki, Wike and Tambuwal have to offer this country? The nation is almost, if not a failed state. Yet, the political desperation is more than the need to fix the nation. You guys have been in power for as long as I can remember, so what’s new?” he asked.
Lamenting the various problems bedeviling the country, the younger Fayose said the country is on a fast lane towards destruction.
The younger Fayose particularly appeared disturbed by the turn of events especially by the latest series of terrorists attacks.
He deplored worsening insecurity in the country saying “The level at which the country is degrading is becoming decadent and alarming.
“Violence everywhere, bandits, terrorists are having a free day.
“This is our country and no one is taking it from us. Muhammadu Buhari, I understand you are overwhelmed and tired. It’s almost over, the damage you’ve done is beyond words, and generations to come will bear the brunt.
“The last thing you will do is try to field another incompetent candidate. Except you want to finish, destroy what is already being destroyed.”
Funso further advised his father against running for the job without a plan to rescue Nigeria from its present state.
He said, “Dear dad, if you have intentions of running for President without a road map to get us out of this mess, please don’t sir.”