@joke_aj1 Ugly föøľ. Wa je erú títí laelae fùn APC ni. ọmọ alé jatijati
U will never be famous even the pple your doing the slave work will never notice you. But Ugly sha
@realPSaviour They are not in lagos,yet they yern dust about GRV
With all the sacrifices GRV in 2023 I should now abandon him because he didn't follow P.O ooh what a joke
GRV for lagos
Obi or Atiku for Nigeria
Tinubu must Go
Tinubu — Osun State
Fashola — Ekiti State
Ambode — Ondo State
Sanwo-Olu — Osun State
Funsho Williams — Lagos State
Jimi Agbaje — Lagos State
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour — Lagos State
Funsho Williams had a great opportunity to win the Lagos governorship race in 2003, but he was neutralized because he was seen as a major threat.
Jimi Agbaje, another deeply rooted Lagosian, was also widely loved, but the tribal card was played against him, even to the extent that the then Oba of Lagos threatened to throw an Igbo tribe who voted for him into the Lagos Lagoon. Today, Agbaje has given up on his governorship ambition.
Today, they are doing something similar to GRV, only with an updated version of the tribal card.
I have travelled to several countries with multiple languages and ethnic groups, and I have hardly seen where language is treated as the sole prerequisite for electing a governor or president. What should matter are competence, credentials, and capacity.
Unfortunately, this has already been incorporated into Lagos political space with heavy PR in its support, while the three Cs of governance has been thrown away.
A person's competence should be assessed by their capacity to deliver, not by the language they speak.