Fayose’s brother threatens to demolish Abuja house over tenants’ indebtedness

Isaac Fayose, brother of former Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose, has threatened to demolish his house in Abuja because of some tenants who he said were owing him three years rent.

He issued the demolition threat in a viral video online

At the beginning of the video footage, Fayose, who spoke in pidgin was heard saying the tenant(s) refused to pay him rent for three years.

He further explained that the said tenant(s) dragged him to the court so that the court adjournments would extend their living in the house.

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