It is obvious from the weight and spread of JK's campaign across all media platforms that those backing his campaign are not sparing to chance in capturing Lagos. It is personal to the principal characters in the PDP who see Asiwaju as the architect of their loss of the center to the APC. In fact, they see the Governorship election in Lagos as an opportunity to humiliate him in his own backyard. This should not be allowed to happen. Jk has agreed to be a willing pawn in their game without the interest of Lagosians at heart. We must resist this by all means necessary! All Lagosians and lovers of Lagos must come out to speak with one voice through our votes ; because our love for Lagos supercede's their hate for Tinubu. The people of Lagos, irrespective of our tribe, must realize that Lagos has never been better positioned to make the leap of being the mega city of our dreams than now with an APC led federal government. If Lagos has been able to archive this level of excellence in the past 16 years despite the hostility of PDP presidency , we can only imagine what Lagos would benefit a very friendly Federal Government and without the PDP policy of hostility to Lagos for the past 16yrs..It's clear Lagos will obviously enjoy a "favoured child" status if it remains an APC state. The election on Saturday is not a referendum on the performance of the APC in Lagos;It is not a contest between two people who fiercely love Lagos. It is a contest between light and darkness. It is a battle between progress & retrogration. It is a battle for the future of our children in this great state. We must stand up to be counted. There is no room to sit on the fence. It is not about Tinubu. He is just one man. It is not about Fashola. He has done his bit and, win or lose, he is going a higher office. In fact, it is not even about Ambode or Agbaje. It is about the future of our children and their children. On the morning after, we must be able to look at ourselves in the mirror and say, "Yes, we voted for APC and we did the right thing"say no to jk