The Minister for Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola said he believed Nigerians have made a strong statement by coming out on Saturday to exercise their civic rights during the Presidential and National Assembly elections.

Speaking to journalists after casting his vote along with his wife, Dame Fashola, at Unit 023 on Itolo Street in Surulere, Fashola described the exercise as “relatively peaceful.”


He noted that there were no report of violence across the polling units in the state.

The former Minister also appealed to Nigerians to shun any form of violence even after the conduct of the election.

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The Minister for Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola said he believed Nigerians have made a strong statement by coming out on Saturday to exercise their civic rights during the Presidential and National Assembly elections.

Speaking to journalists after casting his vote along with his wife, Dame Fashola, at Unit 023 on Itolo Street in Surulere, Fashola described the exercise as “relatively peaceful.”


He noted that there were no report of violence across the polling units in the state.

The former Minister also appealed to Nigerians to shun any form of violence even after the conduct of the election.

I really don't like insulting you because you were not a bad governor like that. There's evidence of violence in some polling units in Lagos.

Don't repeat this statement again. I hate when agbalagbas will see green and call it red. It's a disgrace to the white hairs on your head.

You have not seen the igbos til the end

Who tell you no violence for lagos,fashola i respect you so much,why na

Fashola is not a former minister