Governor Fayose insists he will become President of Nigeria in 2019

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Ekiti state governor, Ayo Fayose, who last year indicated his interest to run for president in 2019, insists he will become the President of Nigeria come 2019. Governor Fayose who is very critical of the Buhari-led administration, stated this when he spoke at the 2018 International Women's day celebration in his state.

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