Why I’m in love with Buhari – Ayade

Cross River State Governor, Ben Ayade, yesterday boasted that he works
harder than most APC governors in projecting the image of President
Muhammadu Buhari.
Ayade stated that he ended politics soon after the 2015 elections,
adding that he would spend the next one year commissioning projects.
"I am in love with the style and ability of President Muhammadu Buhari
as leader of Nigerians. He does not see himself as a party leader but
as father of the country.
"His efforts at streamlining the country's resources, as well as
tackling corruption drew me closer to him.
"Besides, he has shown me love even though I am of the PDP. He gives
utmost and prompt attention to my requests," Ayade said.

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