Fayose: I will contest in 2018 to complete my term truncated in 2006

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, on Monday, declared that he would contest the 2018 governorship election  ‎so that he could serve his term which was truncated “through an orchestrated conspiracy of illegality” by the President Olusegun Obasanjo administration in 2006.
It would be recalled that the Supreme Court in 2014 nullified the impeachment saga that ousted Fayose from office about seven months to the end of his first term.
The apex court described the said impeachment as null and void.
Fayose got sworn-in for the first term tenure on May 29, 2003, but got his tenure terminated through impeachment on October 16, 2006.
Speaking in a live broadcast on Ekiti State Television in Ado-Ekiti on Monday evening, Fayose, who was explaining why he chose to put his image on a campaign poster currently circulating the nooks and cranny of the state, said that since the apex court had said that his impeachment in 2006 was illegal, he would then have to approach same court to interprete what that ruling means and also consider seeking a re-election in 2018.
“The Continuity poster you see my image in and which is spreading across the state can be interpreted in two ways. First is the need for me to ask the apex court to explain its 2014 ruling that my so-called impeachment in 2014 was ‎illegal, null and void and consider a re-election in 2018 so that I can complete my term.
“Second is for me to get our own man,  one who is like Ayo Fayose to continue after my tenure in 2018.,”
Speaking also about the lingering non-supply of petrol to the state by the Independent Petroluem Marketers of Nigeria (IPMAN), Fayose alleges that the decision of the fuel marketers to stop supply to the state days prior to the burial of Major General Adeyinka Adebayo, was politically motivated and done in conspiracy with the opposition so as to ensure that the burial of the late governor of the defunct Western Region failed to be successful and colourful as the governor had planned.
Vowing to resist any attempt to run business through illegal and questionable means, Fayose ordered that as long as fuel supply doesn’t come to Ekiti, commercial activities in all petrol stations must stop henceforth.
He also ordered that all petrol stations defaulting in proper legal proceedings will be demolished henceforth.