How we rigged Fayose into office – Ekiti PDP scribeGov. Ayodele FayoseSecretary of the Ekiti state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Dr. Temitope Aluko, on Sunday opened a can of worms as he gave an insider account of how the military was used to rig the 2014 Ekiti State governor election that Ayo Fayose won under PDP.Aluko, who was the Chief Returning Officerand signed the results for the election, also disclosed how former President Goodluck Jonathan, gave Fayose $37 million cash to prosecute the governorshipelection.The embattled Secretary of the Ekiti state chapter of PDP, made the disclosure in Abuja, stressed that he was forced to come forward with the revelations because Fayose betrayed him and derailedfrom the original plan they had for the development of the state.Aluko had also testified in camera before the military panel that investigated the roleof the military in the Ekiti election.According to Aluko, who said he was part Fayose’s inner cycle during the election, alleged that Jonathan initially gave the incumbent Ekiti governor a first tranche of$2 million in March 2014 for the primary election.He noted that this cash was collected at the NNPC headquarters in Abuja and was taken to Fayose’s private house, in Abuja before it was moved to Ekiti.“Immediately after the primary election, wecollected. another $35 million from Jonathan on June 17, 2014. The money was brought to us by the former Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro.“We all assembled at the front office of Spotless Hotel, Ado Ekiti, owned by Fayose. Thereafter, the cash was taken to a Bureau De Change in Onitsha where it was converted to N4.7 billion”, Aluko added.Aluko, further alleged that Fayose receivedabout N3 billion cash from Sen. Buruji Kashamu in 2013 for revive the PDP in EkitiState.The Ekiti PDP scribe, also gave account onhow the military was used to win the election.Aluko said “the former President agreed with Fayose and summoned a security meeting at the Presidential Villa for the purpose of the election.

Watched it on channels tv. It was very explosive. Ifeanyi Ubah had to call in from Ghana to deny the allegations that he gave $2m to Fayose. It was dangerous allowing Aluko and Fayose's media aide to sit side by side in the studio because a physical altercation could have broken out at anytime.
So many allegations we're made many of which will be difficult to confirm

we know your plans already aluko unfortunately your share of aisha's rice has gone stale, probably they'll warm it up for you again buy still it won't get you the chief of staff position you so covet you can also tell us in your autobiography later what it feels like to be an Apc lapdog and a 5th class Apc member.

this is seriously serious