Wife of the former Ekiti State Governor, Feyisetan Fayose, has predicted that God would return her husband, Chief Ayo Fayose, as governor in this year’s governorship election.
Fayose, an evangelist, made the prediction on Wednesday while addressing women from the 16 local government areas of the state at a public forum organised to mark her 50th birthday in Ado-Ekiti.
She said that God had made it “certain and destined” that her husband would be governor of the state again and that people of the state would be used to perfect the ambition.
She said that Chief Fayose never plunged the state into unnecessary debt burden while he was governor contrary to insinuations in some quarters.
At the occasion, which had some Peoples Democratic Party stalwarts in the state, including a former Chairman of Ado Local Government Area, Tosin Aluko; and the party’s Women Leader, Busola Oyebode, in attendance, Fayose said her trust was in God.
She said: “I am a woman that believes in God.
“As the Lord lives, I have simply come to announce to you and other doubting ‘Thomases’ of the inevitable return and restoration of my husband, Mr. Peter Ayodele Fayose, to his seat as the next Governor of Ekiti State.
“By the special grace of God, his return is certain and so destined.
“I am telling you that nothing can stop it.”
She said though her husband had “fierce outlook”, he had a good heart.
She therefore urged the women to support her in prayers for God to give Ekiti State His choice of governor as revealed.
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