Fayose's Ad does not represent the views of President Jonathan- PDP Presidential Campaign Tea

President Jonathan's campaign team has reacted to the controversial Ad by Ayo Fayose..

The Director of Media and Publicity of the PDP presidential campaign organisation, Chief Femi
Fani-Kayode, said

"Governor, Ayo Fayose is a
distinguish leader of our party. A
democratically elected governor
and someone we have immense
respect and affection for and he
released this advert in his own
name. That represents his own
personal opinion which he is
entitled to. That is what I can tell
you on our part as the Presidential
campaign organisation. It does not
represent the opinion of the
Presidential Campaign
Organisation or indeed the
President, it is his opinion which he
is entitled to. "I have spoken with
him and we respect him but for any
body to suggest that this is the
position of the presidential
campaign organisation or President
Goodluck Jonathan, that will be
most unfair.

If we wanted to say something like that, we will say it without any kind of apology but of course, .. but of course we will never say that because we believe in the sanctity of life and age is not a function of how long you will  live ..it is important that we recognize the fact that age is not an indication of how long somebody will live"

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