Lol. This banner is mounted at Barracks bus stop on Western Avenue (now Funsho Williams Avenue), in protest of Femi Gbajabiamila (member of House of Reps) and Kabiru Lawal (also known as Caesar), a member of Lagos State House of Assembly. Both of them are going for 4th and 3rd terms respectively, representing Surulere constituency...and some people aren't happy about it.

Greedy politician who want to chop and die alone.

Hmmmmm

Nigerian politics has become a do-or-die affair where the only rule of the game is survival of the fittest, regardless of crudeness or brutality.

Surulere.... Enough is Enough

Just look at the background of that pix and see the 'eldorado' Fashola has made of Lagos. Some people actually equate media hype and ceremonies to commission street lights for governance. Most random pictures of Lagos does not look better than this, unless @Aresa a.k.a Eko Ile is the one posting it. A visit to Lagos will get you wondering where the development is exactly. And the clown still has the guts to point fingers at the FG for bad governance, as if Lagos is anywhere near Abuja in terms of development and city management.

It is well

FrankC3:
Just look at the background of that pix and see the 'eldorado' Fashola has made of Lagos. Some people actually equate media hype and ceremonies to commission street lights for governance. Most random pictures of Lagos does not look better than this, unless @Aresa a.k.a Eko Ile is the one posting it. A visit to Lagos will get you wondering where the development is exactly. And the clown still has the guts to point fingers at the FG for bad governance, as if Lagos is anywhere near Abuja in terms of development and city management.

is Jo president of Abuja now not nigeria, I'm glad you accept you don't live in Lagos.
Those of us,Lagosians love APC. Where're not in el Dorado yet,but we know the path.If we were, there'll have been no need for elections or that banner. Lagosians aren't myopic in outlook.We accept your ignorance of governance,as you're a pdp agent.It's in your blood.
Where's the pdp path for nigeria? It doesn't exist.

^^^^^

Not holding brief for anyone but what I see behind the posters are buses. If there's one big problem in Lagos, it's the way commercial transporters and private organizers park indiscriminately thereby leading to traffic gridlock. Comparing it to Abuja, we would need to consider the population of both cities and the commercial activities that go on in both (sections of the) cities.

As regards the poster, that's a nice way to tackle them but then again, party primaries would soon take place. Let's watch and see