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Isaac Fayose hails Obi as ‘incoming president’ days after criticising him
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Isaac Fayose hails Obi as ‘incoming president’ days after criticising him

Punch Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read
Isaac Fayose now calls Peter Obi ‘incoming president’ after a visit, days after criticising him for ingratitude. Fayose reaffirms his ‘Obidient’ support. Read More: https://punchng.com/isaac-fayose-hails-obi-as-incoming-president-days-after-criticising-him/

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