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President Bola Tinubu, Auction Dollars Of Nigerians Keeping Huge Amount Of Dollars - Isaac Fayose, Advises

The former  Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose, has a very outspoken brother and this time, Isaac Fayose, the brother to the former Governor is calling on President Bola Tinubu to auction dollars of politicians or any Nigerian seen storing huge amount of the dollars. He also advised that domiciliary accounts  should not be above $1,000 to tackle naira free fall against dollar.

Isaac Fayose.

He made the following comment ;

“President Tinubu, you have to be wicked. Don’t laugh”, said Mr Fayose in a viral video on social media on Thursday. 

“If you want dollar to come down just come on TV and tell all of who have domiciliary account that if you see more than 1,000 in private account you will seize or auction it and replace with naira.”


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