Lawyer sues Governor Fayose for joining NLC strike

A legal advisor, Kabir Akingbolu has sued

Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti state at the

Government High Court in Lagos state, for

joining the progressing specialists' strike in the

state. »

Akingbolu said Fayose's activity adds up to

surrender of his obligations as Representative.

The Ekiti state Representative in June 2016, joined

the government employees' strike after endeavors to make

them come back to work demonstrated unsuccessful.

Fayose additionally disclosed that he chose to join

the laborers to express his sympathy toward their

situation.

Premium Times reports that Akingbolu said

"Considering the procurement of Segment 176

subsection 1 and 2 of the Constitution whether

the renouncement of obligation by the first Litigant in

foolhardy deserting is not an infringement of Promise of

office taken by him as Legislative head of Ekiti."

The legal counselor asked the court to pronounce that

Fayose has lost his position as the state

Senator, including that he didn't hand over to

his appointee.

Akingbolu additionally advised the court to request President

Buhari to proclaim a highly sensitive situation in Ekiti

state to hinder any breakdown of law and

request.