Gov. Fayose owns the G-Class that got burnt in Lagos. His driver seen packing burnt cash

                     

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, narrowly escaped death on Tuesday after fire consumed his Mercedes-Benz G-Class on the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway, Lagos State. .

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According to a report by Punchng, the vehicle had just had a lone accident when the governor fled it and escaped into another car which was in his convoy. It was gathered that traffic officials with the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority and the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency later responded to the incident. .
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A traffic official and witness said the driver of the G-Class, who waited behind until the fire was put off, later went in to pack some burnt N500 notes and other items in the car. .
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He said, “We cannot tell the exact cause of the fire. We gathered from those at the scene that the governor was in the G-Class when the accident happened and he quickly escaped into another car in his convoy.
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On getting to the scene, we saw the driver who tried to cover his face with a Fez cap. He watched helplessly as the fire raged on. The driver did not talk to anybody. We saw as he started packing some of the burnt cash in the car. .
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They were N500 notes. He packed the money with some other items into a polythene bag. This was in the presence of traffic officials and the police. We later cleared the traffic as the carcass of the car was towed away by LASEMA.” .
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However, the Special Assistant to Fayose on New Media and Public Communications, Lere Olayinka, said the governor was not in the car. .
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In a statement he issued on the incident on Wednesday, Olayinka explained that Fayose was heading for the Lagos airport when the car got burnt. He said the cause of the accident remained a mystery.

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Gov. Fayose owns the G-Class that got burnt in Lagos. His driver seen packing burnt cash . . Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, narrowly escaped death on Tuesday after fire consumed his Mercedes-Benz G-Class on the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway, Lagos State. . . According to a report by Punchng, the vehicle had just had a lone accident when the governor fled it and escaped into another car which was in his convoy. It was gathered that traffic officials with the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority and the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency later responded to the incident. . . A traffic official and witness said the driver of the G-Class, who waited behind until the fire was put off, later went in to pack some burnt N500 notes and other items in the car. . . He said, “We cannot tell the exact cause of the fire. We gathered from those at the scene that the governor was in the G-Class when the accident happened and he quickly escaped into another car in his convoy. . . On getting to the scene, we saw the driver who tried to cover his face with a Fez cap. He watched helplessly as the fire raged on. The driver did not talk to anybody. We saw as he started packing some of the burnt cash in the car. . . They were N500 notes. He packed the money with some other items into a polythene bag. This was in the presence of traffic officials and the police. We later cleared the traffic as the carcass of the car was towed away by LASEMA.” . . However, the Special Assistant to Fayose on New Media and Public Communications, Lere Olayinka, said the governor was not in the car. . . In a statement he issued on the incident on Wednesday, Olayinka explained that Fayose was heading for the Lagos airport when the car got burnt. He said the cause of the accident remained a mystery.

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Meanwhile , FFK has said that it's a ‘spiritual bomb’ caused Gov. Fayose’s G-Wagon to catch fire in Lagos 

FFK says a ‘spiritual bomb’ caused Gov. Fayose’s G-Wagon to catch fire in Lagos . 

A day ago, Governor of Ekiti state - Ayo Fayose was said to have narrowly escaped death in Lagos as his official car, a G-Wagon, went up in flames along Oshodi road. Former Minister of Aviation and a friend to Fayose, Femi Fani-Kayode however insists that it was a spiritual bomb that was thrown at the car.