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I don't belong in the mud, you cannot drag me there- Fayemi tells Fayose

On Tuesday April 4th, Ekiti state Governor, Ayo Fayose,
released a statement in which he alleged that the Former
Governor of the state now Minister of Solid Minerals,
Kayode Fayemi, was planning to unseat him(Read here ).
Fayose in the statement, alleged that Fayemi was plotting
to ''return as the State Governor through the back-door".
According to him, Fayemi is planning to arm-twist the
Supreme Court to review its judgment of April 14, 2015,
which validated his election in June 21, 2014.
Reacting to Fayose's claim, Fayemi who addressed
journalist in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital today, said he does
not belong to the mud and so he cannot be dragged into
the mud by Fayose.
“You know that I would never join issues with
Governor Fayose. He is entitled to his opinion and
he is free to entertain himself, so let him continue
to entertain himself. At the appropriate time, he
would meet his comeuppance. I don’t belong in the
mud, so he cannot drag me to the mud. Truth is
always constant and I know posterity is there to
judge”he said

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