Ekiti State Governor Fayose Visits Beer Parlours on Fridays as Part of “Stomach Infrastructure”

According to him, the action is to enable him� get close to the ‘common man’ in the state.

�It would be wrong to assume that stomach infrastructure is meant only sharing of food and money to the people. I also go to beer parlour on Fridays to stay with the common men there. Governance is not church; it is about diverse characters and you must relate with them as such.
�Christmas is coming, why do people go out of their ways to be shopping or doing other things if it is not just to make people merry?
�So, I’m grooming chicken, buying rice, yams, plantain, and the rest of them. I am sure if I give them to families during the festive period, they will be happy. So, stomach infrastructure is a way of life.”
�So, my style, without apology, is that stomach infrastructure is a way of life for me, I will relate well with my people to alleviate poverty and hunger,” he added.