Bigbayour:


Seun,

That your comment does not justify the neutrality you have been preaching. It seems to me that you came up with this Trend to sell your half-baked Candidate to us.

We good People of Lagos are wiser than that, and we will not let it happen.

Continuity is our choice.

saintrow1:
To Mr GVR
My question is simple and straightforward: I would like to know more about your identity. Who are you? Who are your parents? What Yoruba clan do you belong to? It is important to note that Eko (Lagos State) is a Yoruba state located in the south-west of Nigeria. We are seeking someone who is indigenous and native to Yorubaland. We are looking for someone who will protect, guide, uplift, and promote the Yoruba culture, traditions, heritage, and way of life. We do not want someone who is simply seeking to be a governor to drive the agenda of no man's land in Yorubaland. Thank you for your time.

Calabar1stSon:
You can't really abolish Agberoism in Lagos, infact in the SW region. It's seen as a profession over there.

I live in Ogun, they're everywhere including hanging out at my favourite restaurant. You come out of the restaurant and you're already surrounded by more than 5 able young men begin for alms.

Doyou2019:


You really think this is a game
Your future in Lagos is up in flames, yet you still wan play
Dey play o. Na GRV you think say you dey fool? Na yourself and children o!

SadiqBabaSani:
That the Axe 🪓 is made of wood doesnt not make it one of the trees in the forest.

We the masses are the trees, Sanwolu and his under peeforman is just like that underwhelming Okowa in my home state of Delta.


Any real lagosian will perform better than the man from Iragbiji and his minions in Alausa

GRVLagos:


Again like an answer I gave earlier , a big part of my administration will be about transparency, lagos and nigeria has been held back by inefficiency and corruption, projects in Lagos cost 4x the benchmark, this is unsustainable we cannot get where we need to if we continue at this rate.
to make business easier I will improve transportation networks by increasing the quality of the roads and drainage , developing of rail, tram and water transport networks to reduce the pressure on the roads
taxation code and systems will be streamlined, with tax credits being provided for businesses and individuals to provide social goods
I will also implement state power generation so the electrical cost of doing business comes down.

the model of governance that I model after and seek to even exceed is that of the late great Lateef Jakande, a true man of the people and an excellent administrator and steward of the state

Calabar1stSon:
You can't really abolish Agberoism in Lagos, infact in the SW region. It's seen as a profession over there.

I live in Ogun, they're everywhere including hanging out at my favourite restaurant. You come out of the restaurant and you're already surrounded by more than 5 able young men begin for alms.

GRVLagos:
Good morning everyone ! Tomorrow is going to be a big day, the Lagos Gubernatorial debate, please tune in to hear from me Live and direct !

MrColdsweat:

It's really worrisome seeing able-bodied men at every bus-stop doing owomida. What is more surprising is that yorubas seem to be very comfortable with it. I believe it is part of their culture.

Calabar1stSon:
You can't really abolish Agberoism in Lagos, infact in the SW region. It's seen as a profession over there.

I live in Ogun, they're everywhere including hanging out at my favourite restaurant. You come out of the restaurant and you're already surrounded by more than 5 able young men begin for alms.

elantraceey:
I'm only going to tell you that you have my vote. Don't be deterred by naysayers who feel they're God and can decide who can win and cannot win. Do your part and campaign rigourously. I'm in Lagos and I see the little you've been trying to do. You can do better.

donbrowser:


That trouble you people are looking for by putting mouth in Lagos business that does not concern you, you will find it one day.

GRVLagos:
Good day the good people of nairaland, I delivered my manifesto last night , it was in depth to show my plans and vision for lagos , it is very robust and produces an amazing vision and plan to deliver a lagos that works for everyone:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VgykX18MBc The State of Lagos Address by GRV, LP Lagos Governorship candidate

GRVLagos:
I will still be answering questions today, so please keep going people
but as we are here
I gave answers to alot of questions asked today in this interviews

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1ztI2u_Ta4

Also please engage and follow me on other socials, twitter: GRVlagos https://twitter.com/GRVlagos to follow my camapign and discuss the issues.

Workch:
sir, We want to get Peter Obi to Aso Rock, if that happens, just know that the euphoria will rub off on you.

It's key that Peter Obi wins so people will transfer that excitement to you in March. I'm telling fact here.
The chance of you winning increases astronomically if Peter Obi wins

MzErica:


Pandora supporters after the elections. 😆 🤣 😂

Una never see anything. 😆 🤣

DiorPence:
1. Why bother contesting when you know you wouldn't win?
2. How will you cope with your landslide defeat at the polls?

GRVLagos:
Good morning everyone ! Tomorrow is going to be a big day, the Lagos Gubernatorial debate, please tune in to hear from me Live and direct !

GRVLagos:
Good morning everyone ! Tomorrow is going to be a big day, the Lagos Gubernatorial debate, please tune in to hear from me Live and direct !

Omoawoke:


You cannot speak Yoruba, you were insulting Yoruba calling them afonja and you want to become governor mr Chinedu

You will never smell that seat

blueberryacres:
Please go through the thread before asking questions, most of us here as asking repeat questions.
Anyways, Good Evening @GRVLagos
Do you feel like there’s a need for the proposed Lekki International Airport apart from saving the people of Lekki time in getting to the MMIA?
I feel that not only is it a “waste” of public funds, but a distraction by the current leadership in Lagos in order to brainwash citizens. There isn’t enough air traffic coming to Lagos to justify the need of a second airport. Even if it’s converted to a majorly cargo airport, those funds are better off invested in modernising the old terminal of MMIA.
My fear is that hundreds of millions of dollars might go into a project that’ll be abandoned or under-utilised like most of the “international” airports being built in different parts of the country today. We aren’t focusing on the main problems those funds can solve, but on essentially luxury projects that only a tiny percentage of the population can enjoy.
My main question is, will you take the time, if elected as governor of Lagos state, to carefully review the ongoing and future planned projects in Lagos in order to know where funds can be more appropriately utilised for the benefit of the majority of Lagosians?