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SANWO Is Insensitive To ABULE ADO Victims by celeiyke: 4:40pm On Mar 16, 2020
Despite the unfortunate inferno of Sunday March 15,2020 in which over 15 persons lost their lives, Sanwo chose to go for APC meeting in Abuja. How insensitive can one be? A reasonable fellow should stay back and mourn the disaster the citizens of the state suffered. But rather than mourn with Lagosians, he is more concerned about APC politics. I just hope we didn't make a wrong choice in voting SANWO

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Re: SANWO Is Insensitive To ABULE ADO Victims by surgical: 6:50pm On Mar 16, 2020
Tinubu can not afford any of his supporters to be absent at such a crucial meeting,every other thing can wait
Besides the people are not expecting anything in terms of governance from the APC in Lagos
They have collected everything before the elections , they can only wait til the next election when they come to seek their votes if they need anything

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