Fayose Blast Buhary ''Nigerians made the mistake of handing over the country to a man who failed in managing his own small business''

''Nigerians made the mistake of handing over the country to a man who failed in managing his own small business''- Fayose

Fayose the immediate past governor of Ekiti state took to his twitter handler to blast Buhari 
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