Ayekotoo:
Lawyers Should be made to lead most states in Nigeria. Just like Obafemi Awolowo and Babatunde Fashola

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola SAN (2nd right), Sarkin Hausawan of Lagos, Alhaji Aminu Idris Yaro (2nd left), Danmasani of Lagos Alhaji Say Mohammed (left) and Sarkin Fulani of Lagos, Alhaji Mohammed Bambado (right), during a meeting with the Leaders of the Hausa Community at the Lagos House Ikeja

opribo:
He was a talkative , maligning our president to score cheap points before GMB for political post.
Now that he has got what he wants I hope he is happy.

He was also playing to the gallery using the press and internet to blow his achievements out of proportion.

He wasted money needlessly on the light rail project instead of developing the waterways..
He also wasted money on the useless eko Atlantic project instead of developing the surplus wasteland in Ikorodu, badagry and Lagos.

He closed down shops wantonly just to prove he is in power.

Jakande still and will always remain the best until a real true visionary man comes to Lagos.

There many better than him in Lagos. He is a case of in the land of the blind the one eyed man is king.

Let Ambode step in for me to compare and contrast.

This is celebration of below average in a rich state like Lagos. We need CHANGE to vision and purpose not cosmetic projects that can't last the test of time. The BRT and lad bus I guess are almost dead no plan for continuity.

jomonic:
I once accidently bumped into Mrs Fashola. That was February 14th 2011 when I visited the city mall, Lagos with my family. Getting there we made for the gift shop. It was a small space for the number of people milling around. As I tried to maneuver my way I bumped against a lady who shifted quite positively against my momentum. It was an embarrassing moment but I apologized immediately. Then my wife whispered Mrs Fashola and oh my goodness I was about getting effusive with my apologies but her attention was now diverted. Just looking around again I saw the man himself. Fashola was dressed very simply in jean, shirt and sandals playing and snapping pictures with everyone around especially the kids. I shook hands with this great man, and took pictures too. My own Children also joined in the photo shots while we looked on. I taught this great man showed a lot of simplicity despite his brilliance and position in society. Another take away for me was that the presence of his security details was unnoticed. They must have been around, concealed in mufti. This is one experience I will never forget.

The best way to know a wicked leader is to see how his security details maltreat supposedly admirers and constituent members, in an effort to shield him away from the evil he has sowed.

"The Guilty are always afraid but the righteous will enjoy their days in peace".