No doubt, the political landscape of the state is today a beehive of activities by the many contenders, a few serious, others unserious, to the gubernatorial seat at Oke-Ayoba, reminiscent of what happened four years ago. According to Arthur W. Osborn, “History is a long record of gory struggle,” and this is what is playing out in Ekiti today: the struggle to succeed Governor Kayode Fayemi.
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