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&list=TLPQMjYwMTIwMjN8cSSy4SDx9g&index=4&ab_channel=SaharaTV

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

GRVLagos:


Thank you I schooled in MIT in regards to architecture and a focus on estate. development , I worked on projects in america and even china. The traffic situation in Lagos can be remedied by both short and long term solutions. first we have to decongest business centers and encourage the opening of other business clusters in under-utilised areas, to direct traffic to other areas and relieve pressure from congested areas, improve contract award of road building and repairs so that they can be held accountable when the road washes away quickly. Drainage, lagos is in dire need of good draining and all across the state we need to revamp the drainage system to prevent road damage as well flooding.
Creation of a true intermodal transport network harnessing water, rail, tram and stronger and more robust public transport. The funding for such exists, what it takes is having a government who is committed to making it happen, that is what I and the labour party want to bring to lagos, a truly working lagos for all classes of people, and for all lagosians, not just those on the island.

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&list=TLPQMjYwMTIwMjN8cSSy4SDx9g&index=4&ab_channel=SaharaTV

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

StrongAlphMale:
So where's the governorship candidate na?

FreeStuffsNG:
How did he choose his running mate and is it true that he and David Kolawole Vaughan (DaKoVa) were not happy that Jandor chose Funke and was that explains why he,in particular, left PDP a major party for a mushroom party?

GRVLagos:

A massive and well placed concern on here is the issues of "agberos" in Lagos, who have state protection and cover, under my governorship we are going to change this, we are going to create a 2 year window for these mostly young men to be retrained and given useful life skills and provide them with a proper path that will be to the benefit to us all in society, through artisanship, vocations, trade, communal policing and more, many of these young men have not been giving viable and safe alternatives to live and sustain themselves, the use of them as an extra arm of the government to intimidate and extract resources from the general public has to end and will end under my governship

GRVLagos:


1. Thank you for all these questions, and your patience, I will engage and answer as many of these questions as possible.
the end sars protest was a golden moment and opportunity from this failing government to embrace the youth and partner towards a better Nigeria

I like many of you on here even took part and was completely horrified by the use of army and force to murder peaceful protestors
I will start by recognising what happened, meet with. the families of the bereaved and plot a way forward such peaceful protestors aren't murdered. The true justice would be working closely with the federal government on police reform, with the. establishment of hotlines and agencies designed to handle civilian complaints, retraining and reorientation of security forces and as well as developing state and community police that respect, end sars was born out. of seeking accountability and change, on all levels governance can improve. and that is why I GRV hope to become your governor and serve lagosians to the best of my ability.

2. Freedom of speech is the bedrock of democracy, I am strong. believer of democracy and believe it's the best form of governance, social media is critical to expression and freedom, and is a strong check to keep governments accountable. I. believe social media is great. for democracies and dialogue, obviously hate speech and misinformation has to be tackled and regulated but that should be more from the companies themselves as. well as independent 3rd parties.

GRVLagos:
Hello everyone , please let us not resort to insults
at the core we all want a better lagos and nigeria and we can have that

In regards to end sars, a shooting did happen, and a panel set up by the government corrobarates that, the army was invited by the sitting governor, this is not hearsay, this was what a panel set up by this very government presented to the world

https://www.icirnigeria.org/lagos-endsars-panel-indicts-sanwo-olu-in-armys-intervention-at-lekki-toll-gate/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7zS9zlwXf4

Seun:
My question:
Considering the strong influence of the APC in Lagos, how do you intend to defeat the sitting APC governor who has recently completed or hastily commissioned many highly visible projects?

GRVLagos:


Thank you I schooled in MIT in regards to architecture and a focus on estate. development , I worked on projects in america and even china. The traffic situation in Lagos can be remedied by both short and long term solutions. first we have to decongest business centers and encourage the opening of other business clusters in under-utilised areas, to direct traffic to other areas and relieve pressure from congested areas, improve contract award of road building and repairs so that they can be held accountable when the road washes away quickly. Drainage, lagos is in dire need of good draining and all across the state we need to revamp the drainage system to prevent road damage as well flooding.
Creation of a true intermodal transport network harnessing water, rail, tram and stronger and more robust public transport. The funding for such exists, what it takes is having a government who is committed to making it happen, that is what I and the labour party want to bring to lagos, a truly working lagos for all classes of people, and for all lagosians, not just those on the island.

Seun:
Oga @GRVlagos,
Nairalanders seem to be most interested to hear about your plan for agberos in Lagos State. It's the most popular question by far. It seems that Nairalanders are sick and tired of agberos and looking for a governor who will deal with them.

Nakuza:
From the way the labour party candidate answer questions shows he is not empty. He has something unique to offer to Lagosians if given a chance.
However, for him to wrestle power from APC led government, he should form alliance with PDP to have a chance to win.
Best of luck Rhodes Vivour.

franchasng:
I will advice GRVLagos not to unveil his plans to end agberos in Lagos because doing that will jeopardize his chances at the poll because majority of Lagos indigenes or let me say, Southwest indigenes believe otherwise, as they argue that it is only Igbos that are crying about agberos whereas Igbos have agberos in Onitsha, Aba, etc, so to the Lagos/Yoruba indigenes, GRVLagos agreeing to end agberos mean he only wants to please Igbos which they hate with passion

GRVLagos:


Thank you I schooled in MIT in regards to architecture and a focus on estate. development , I worked on projects in america and even china. The traffic situation in Lagos can be remedied by both short and long term solutions. first we have to decongest business centers and encourage the opening of other business clusters in under-utilised areas, to direct traffic to other areas and relieve pressure from congested areas, improve contract award of road building and repairs so that they can be held accountable when the road washes away quickly. Drainage, lagos is in dire need of good draining and all across the state we need to revamp the drainage system to prevent road damage as well flooding.
Creation of a true intermodal transport network harnessing water, rail, tram and stronger and more robust public transport. The funding for such exists, what it takes is having a government who is committed to making it happen, that is what I and the labour party want to bring to lagos, a truly working lagos for all classes of people, and for all lagosians, not just those on the island.

othermen:
I think the first five pages or a little could have been set aside for responses. Such that, members can only begin to ask questions from the 6th page. That way, navigation to the responses of the candidate is convenient for anyone. Because the candidate is answering the question, such a question automatically shows on the FP.

To the candidate, I really haven’t seen any impressive response from you on here or your handlers are not doing a great job. Saying Lagos can be better or it deserves more, or the quality of lives of its residents can be improved or infrastructures are overinflated is what any candidate can say. Exactly how and where and what you will do to address the inadequacies is what matters to whether your aim now to create awareness about your ambition is sustainable.

You can say “we are going to build a link up between north and south” or say, “we are going to be involved with the NPF, in ensuring all police deployed to the state, receive state sponsored training “ That is a better approach Sir.