Let’s bear in mind that this post isn’t meant to justify that amount of public fund for a website upgrade, we just want to look at the possible lessons for entrepreneurs and startups, not from the website of course, nor on the basis of Mr. Fashola’s response.

Separating personal life from business
The URL of the said website is www.tundefashola.com, which makes it a personal property for the ex-governor, hence not justifiable for public funds. If the URL of the website was www.lagosstategovernor.com, there definitely won’t be the need for this post in the first place, except if we are to analyse the cost.

That you work 18 hours a day on your company doesn’t make it part of your personal life – since the stakeholders or potential investors definitely don’t ask that you show them your personal bank account statement.

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