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| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by BabaO2: 4:21pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
Only sincere enemies of Lagos and mischievous people who want to score political points will praise or try to embellish ambode. In the committee of planners of these above listed projects, Ambode can't tell you that 90% of those completed projects were initiated by him. Out of vindictive attitude he made Lagos too difficult to live, he concentrated all Lagos resources on Epe axis while more important bigger and more economic towns on Badagry axis were neglected. |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by akigbemaru: 4:35pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
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| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by Emma1Oj(m): 4:57pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
MrPRevailer:God save you for saying "in your opinion" don't ever or even dear compare Fashola with this bus stop govnor. Fashola was a mighty general in all sector. |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by Wiseandtrue(f): 5:08pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
Topmaike007:His fellow party members was talking him down! Someone that did all these needs encouragement and recognition not discouragement, demotion or impeachment!!! Shame in those who said Ambode did nothing! OP even forgot to add the street roads he built and still reconstructing before the fracas with his party! |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by Topmaike007(m): 5:10pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
Wiseandtrue:I tell you ooo 1 Like |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by mechanics(m): 5:42pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
Nice one, he has performed well, Lagosians won't forget him. |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by abbeyfel: 6:42pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
theenchanter:goan sit down joor! |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by okadoo: 7:22pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
samsam2019:AMEN. THE MAN HAS DESTROYED LAGOSIAN DESTINY. |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by Nobody: 7:29pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
theenchanter:if u know he is doing his job, then he needed an applaud |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by EnaibeSam: 7:38pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
Okowa my governor, can you see your mate? |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by theenchanter: 7:41pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
olassy239:does ur boss give u a round of applauds for doing ur job?? Is it not when u do something spectacular that u receive that? |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by grandstar(m): 7:51pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
theenchanter:Yes, abominable luxury after retirement. |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by Glink2018(m): 7:56pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
MrPRevailer:Sanwo-olu, the anointed son... Ambode, has done his own bit ... We don't know what sanwo-olu will be up to.... Don't forget, Lagos State is still dirty |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by almarthins(m): 8:12pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
NessaBoo:In fact eh! I fit kiss ambode for that move. Vio come become god for lagos road. If u see those guys for road e go be like say make ground open 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by Ishilove: 8:29pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
mechanics:Do you live in Lagos? |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by mechanics(m): 8:37pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
Ishilove:Not at all, why did you ask? |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by Ishilove: 8:40pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
mechanics:People who live in Lagos know that Ambode was an unmitigated disaster and will never say what you wrote up there. |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by mechanics(m): 8:41pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
Ishilove:pls explain? |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by Nobody: 9:08pm On Jan 15, 2019 |
theenchanter:if u won't give him the regard for doing his job, then don't complain if he didn't |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by 9jaRealist: 1:33am On Jan 16, 2019 |
BabaO2:If he was merely completing the projects initiated by others, why was the Agbero Peoples Congress saying that he was replaced for not following the “masterplan”? |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by 9jaRealist: 2:10am On Jan 16, 2019 |
theenchanter:Even people merely doing their jobs received commendation for it. Meanwhile, have ordinary Lagosians duly done their own governance “job” of fully and timely paying their taxes?! BTW, transportation is not all that Ambode has elevated in Lagos. The employment trust fund (LSETF) set up by his administration has given grants and low-interest loans to hundreds of SMSEs set up by Lagos RESIDENTS - i.e., all residents of Lagos are eligible regardless of so-called state of origin. The Ambode government also provides FREE education to over 1 million students in Lagos public schools - again, without regard to so-called state of origin. His administration has renovated scores of public schools (under the direct supervision of the Deputy Governor, who happens to be an Educator), trained and re-trained teachers, raise teacher salaries and provided some headmasters and principals with housing and/or car loans. In addition, the FREE Code Lagos initiative (to train a minimum of a million coders) and the Ready-Set-Work training and internship program has provided better and more employment opportunities for young graduates and the youth. Its FREE adult literacy program (Eko nke koo), for which it recruited and trained 1000 recent graduates as facilitators, had over 50,000 adult enrollees in just the first year. In health, the Ambode government has inaugurated the biggest sub-national contributory healthcare insurance scheme in Africa, renovated/upgraded primary healthcare centers, and has set up a first-class Critical Care Center at LASUTH (headed by a Professor from Howard University, Washington DC), among other initiatives. Furthermore, even though the Security Trust Fund was initiated before his administration Ambode has sustained and improved on it, including increasing death benefits to policemen killed in the line of duty to N5 million (and bear in mind that this is s federal police force which should not be the state’s responsibility in the first instance). One could go on and on, but suffice it to note that virtually all major projects by the Ambode administration often has a sign with the notation “Your Taxes at Work”! Nigeria is in such a sad state because we often mock and deride success and hard work, while elevating failures and rent-seekers. SMH 1 Like |
| Re: Ambode: See Some Legacies In The Transport Sector That He Will Be Remembered For by TheStarsAlign: 10:53pm On Jan 16, 2019 |
Ambo really tried even with all the shortcomings. Our people only know to re-enforce failure and thats the main issue. |
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