President Goodluck Jonathan tells Ayo Fayose his Victory is a Mandate from God.

The Ekiti Governor Elect-Ayo Fayose

The Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has sent a congratulatory message to Ayo Fayose,the Governor elect of the newly concluded Ekiti Election.The President sent the message to Ayo Fayose through Reuben Abati.

Here's the full message as sent to Ayo Fayose from the president.

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan heartily congratulates the Governor-Elect of Ekiti State, Mr. Ayodele Fayose of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on his overwhelming victory in
Saturday’s governorship election in the state.

President Jonathan also commends the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the Security Services and the good people of Ekiti State for the successful and peaceful conduct of the elections in keeping with the present administration’s avowed commitment to ensuring that elections in all parts of Nigeria are progressively freer, fairer and more credible.

As Mr. Fayose readies himself to assume office in fulfillment of the clearly expressed wish of his people, President Jonathan urges him to be humble and magnanimous in victory and commit himself to forming an administration that will work for the advancement of the interests of all Ekiti people irrespective of their political affiliations or loyalties.

President Jonathan calls on Mr. Fayose to regard his second chance "to serve as Governor of Ekiti State as a sacred mandate from God Almighty" and his people which he must discharge with immense dedication, wisdom and vigour to achieve a much more rapid pace of socio-economic development in Ekiti State for the benefit of its people who resoundingly reaffirmed their trust in his leadership by voting overwhelmingly for his election yesterday.

The President assures Mr. Fayose that the Federal Government will give all necessary support and assistance to his incoming administration and cooperate fully with him in furtherance of the present administration’s objective of significantly improving the living conditions of Nigerians in all parts of the country.

Reuben Abati