Ekiti guber: 'All die na die, I'm coming to Nigeria' - Isaac Fayose dares Gov Oyebanji [VIDEO]

Author: Ochogwu SundayPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Ekiti guber: 'All die na die, I'm coming to Nigeria' - Isaac Fayose dares Gov Oyebanji [VIDEO]

Nigerian businessman Isaac Fayose vows to return from Australia for the June 20 Ekiti State governorship election, daring Governor Biodun Oyebanji. He claims Oyebanji's time is up and that the people of Ekiti will vote out the ruling APC. Fayose accuses Oyebanji of collecting huge amounts of money with nothing to show. He declares he is ready for any repercussions, saying 'All die na die'.

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