Fayose kicks off “Stomach Infrastructure” donates 10 bags of rice, 2 cows to Muslims

Newly sworn-in Governor of Ekiti State, Ayo Fayose, on Friday donated two cows and 10 bags of rice to Muslims at the Ado Central Mosque in the State capital. He said the donation was a confirmation that he has kicked off his new concept of “stomach infrastructure”.

"Stomach Infrastructure". PHOTO: newspunch.org

Fayose who spoke at the mosque after the Jumat service explained that the new concept is aimed at ensuring that there was always food on the table of all Ekiti State people.

The governor who was at the mosque to thank God for his successful inauguration as governor said: “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.”
He has since appointed a Personal Assistant to the Governor on Special Duties and Stomach Infrastructure in the person of Sunday Anifowose.