Fayose gives 2 Cows, 10 bags of Rice to Muslims in Ado- Ekiti for Stomach Infrastructure

The Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose, has described any
policy of any administration that cannot put food on the table
of the people as irrelevant.
Fayose, while speaking at Ado Central Mosque after the
Jumat service on Friday, explained that his concept of
“stomach infrastructure” is to ensure the provision of food on
the table of all Ekiti State people. The governor was at the
mosque to thank God for his emergence as the governor and
the success of the inauguration held at the Oluyemi Kayode
Stadium on Thursday.
The governor had on Thursday, shortly after his
inauguration, appointed Sunday Anifowose as Personal
Assistant to the Governor on Special Duties and Stomach
Infrastructure. Fayose, who came to the mosque with two
cows and 10 bags of branded rice as gift, said he was
presenting the items “for stomach infrastructure.”
He added: “My administration will banish poverty and
hunger from Ekiti State. “The concept of my Stomach
Infrastructure, which has given me fame and acceptability
with the people of Ekiti State, remains an integral part of this
administration. “Physical infrastructure and urban renewal
will continue to play its own role in the development of any
nation. “It is only the living who are hale and hearty that can
enjoy such infrastructure.
“Stomach infrastructure is not about food alone. “It is also
about the welfare of the people. “Welfare of the people is also
about health, provision of drugs, eradication of diseases,
clothing and housing.
“All these are the basic essentials of life without which
physical infrastructure will be meaningless.”
In his sermon at the Jumat service, the Chief Imam of Ekiti
State, Alhaji Jamiu Kewulere, urged the governor to rule with
the fear of God.