Nchara:

^^^^^^^
You will be surprised that if everything is taken together (revenue available vis-avis- development, how spread is the development, how many people are negatively affected by the development and how many are positively affected, etc), Fasola might not be the best governor

~Bluetooth:

@nchara
governance is not mathematics.Rivers,akwa ibom,delta,bayelsa states receives federal monthly allocation lagos but does that make any changes to the region.Government is also about commitment and dedication which fashola has shown over other governors

babapupa:

Just look at real professional and visionary administrators.

I watch this video and can't help but wonder if other states in the country go ever catch up. Makes other state leaders look like kindergarten administrators,



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSE1i08dbtE

Nchara:

BP,

Again the penchant to run to the press to show case.

Aloy~Emeka:

Lagos receives more revenue than all these states you are comparing them with. What Rivers can easily afford for example, Jigawa will have to save for 5 years before they can afford it. Measure the state's economic indexes before making comparisons.

Jigawa state

Average household size was about 6.7 almost all of which were headed by males. About 60% of household heads were self-employed with agriculture as their main occupation, and nearly two-thirds of these households were monogamous families. The overall literacy rate was about 37% in 2002 (22 percent for women and 51 percent for men). School enrolment ratio is fairly high with very good improvements in the last few years, even though there is still clear disparity between boys and girls.

Basic indicators for water supply sector show that access to potable water is over 90%, which is among the highest in the country. The 2002 CWIQ Survey however, indicated that while access to high quality safe drinking water (pipe born, hand pump boreholes and protected wells) is low at about 63%, nearly two-thirds of households have good means of sanitation. In terms of heath services, about two-fifths of the population have access to medical services which is, however, higher in urban areas where access was found to be about 55%. The CWIQ Survey found that an average of 70% of those who consulted a heath facility expressed satisfaction with the services provided.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jigawa_State

Aloy~Emeka:

Lagos receives more revenue than all these states you are comparing them with. What Rivers can easily afford for example, Jigawa will have to save for 5 years before they can afford it. Measure the state's economic indexes before making comparisons.

Nchara:

Thanks Emeka. Any comparison that does not account for accruable revenue and other developmental indices is null and void

babapupa:


It's not always about  how huge your pocket is, it's about your visions and what you do with what you have in your pocket regardless the size.

Nchara:

BP,

Get it, the quality of life of Lagosians is lower than that of people many other southern states. Delta and Edo and Anambra for sure. Will get the rest data soon.

Nchara:

What is the evidence that other govs are not doing something with the little they have. On the average, the quality of life of Lagosians is lower than that of the people of many other southern states. Delta and Edo and Anambra for sure. Will get the rest data soon.

0hsisi:

Fashola for sure.
That akala man looks like a womanizer.I can see it in his eyes

Nchara:

^^^^^
What is obvious truth? That you base your assessment of the ''best gov'' on only a single aspect of a whole? How many people in Lagos are benefitting from the physical infrastructures?

Nchara:

Some govs are not just interested in running to the press to showcase their ''achievements'' (note achievements in quotes) for political reasons. That does not mean they are not working.