@craftbymaryjane@DavidHundeyin It was that Good but civil servants were being owed. Salary arrears run into trillion. FG borrowing money to pay salary but it was all good. FG staff promoted without salary increment for almost 2 years but it was all good.
Obasa’s impeachment today is a masterclass in Lagos politics. This isn’t about misconduct—it’s about power, ambition, and the unforgivable mistake of challenging the Tinubu dynasty.
For years, Obasa was untouchable, but the moment he entertained gubernatorial ambitions for 2027, the ground shifted. In Lagos, ambition without alignment is political suicide. Seyi Tinubu, the president’s son, has been gathering momentum, and Obasa’s removal clears the way for his path to Alausa.
This is the unspoken rule of Lagos politics: loyalty isn’t just expected—it’s demanded. The system rewards obedience and punishes defiance swiftly. Obasa made his move, and the response was decisive.
Lagos is run like a corporation, with power concentrated at the top. The lesson here is clear: in this city, you either play by the dynasty’s rules, or you’re out. Obasa bet wrong, and he’s paid the price.
@DemolaRewaju Actively hated by many Nigerians until the time of election. Like I told someone yesterday, elections are not won by the opposition not because of the abysmal performance of the incumbent but the ability of the opposition to foster an undivided platform. Till then.
Meanwhile in 2024 you're peddling propaganda to push for a premature coalition, without giving the people you are trying to trick concrete assurances. Nobody is being fooled. Put your house in order. Nobody told your party to renege on its own zoning policy.
Your political predictions have always been total zero. Without Tinubu uniting south east, they all know what to do. Mind you North central will be the major decider in 2027 election. You better get your permutation right.