Ekiti 2018: Fayemi reveals how he was betrayed in 2014

A former governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, has revealed how
he was betrayed by many of those he appointed to serve the state after
losing his re-election bid in 2014.

Fayemi said this on Sunday, adding that he had forgiven the
'betrayers,' and apologised to those he offended while in office.

Fayemi, a Federal Minister of Mine and Steal, spoke in Ode Ekiti, the
headquarters of Gbonyin Local Government Area of the state on Sunday.

Fayemi, who had declared his intention to run in the governorship
election in the state later this year, while addressing party members
said, "after losing, many of them started spreading a rumour against
me that I didn't allow them to operate freely in my government.

"There was no one that held office in my government that I teleguided.
I allowed them to be free and enjoy their positions contrary to what
they said.

"I have forgiven those that betrayed me just like I apologise to
whoever I must have offended as a governor, because I am a human being
and I can't claim to be infallible."