Kayode Fayemi, governor of Ekiti and All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, says Nigeria’s presidency is not for “moneybags.”
Speaking at a political gathering on Thursday, May 19, Fayemi stated that he is aware that he is not a moneybag, but he is also aware that Nigeria’s presidency has never gone to a moneybag.
Fayemi said;
“Inequality, poverty, economic undertones of security challenges are some of the issues to be addressed before we can address insecurity. Kaduna state is one of the major food baskets in the country. We want to absorb our youths into the food value chain of agriculture and we must guarantee credit for our farmers and off-taking of the produce from our farmers.
I am here because I believe we can build on the legacy of our president and I believe I have the capacity, the competence, and the compassion for our people and I can lead the country.
I am not a moneybag, but I also know this job has never gone to a moneybag. But I can raise money.”
