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flyingdutchman:
VOTE FOR INDIVIDUALS, NOT PARTY

A4dams:
. O boy na gbagaun be dis. Omo Giber

olatunji21:
Sarah Adebisi Sosan....Thanks for inculcating discipline in our schools...(Best deputy gov of Lagos)

Doubleoo:
With this poll I can see that JK is winning. Logically, where the OP said "share" for abode, most people who prefer JK will automatically click "like" since it sounds as "share" for ambode and "like" for JK. The same thing where he says "like" for JK, those who prefer ambode would automatically click "share" for him because it sounds like "like" for JK and "share" for ambode. However, this is based on logic, and not bias.

dunkem21:
OK, sorry.
But did you read the last paragraphs of their biographies?..and see how the propaganda medium put it ..even when they are both married and have children.

Kindly read again and revert ..and pls don't JEGA me!

usbcable:
Has any of you lot sat down to look at the profile of the deputies being put forwars by both parties.
See their profiles below and judge for yourself not out of sentiments but with great honesty.


DR IDIAT OLURANTI ADEBULE---- SECRETARY TO THE LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT

Dr Idiat Oluranti Adebule was born in Lagos State to the family of Idowu-Esho of Ojo Alaworo in Ojo local government area of the State.

She began her early education at Awori College, ojo. Thereafter, she proceeded on admission to the Lagos State University, ojo, for a course that led to the award of Bachelor of Art in Education (B.A. Ed) degree in Islamic Studies in 1992. She was back at the same institution for a master’s degree (M.Ed) in curriculum studies and passed out successfully in 1997. Much later, she had a certificate in early childhood development curriculum and school administration and assessment from the Nigeria Institute of International Education Association in 2006. Still thirsting for knowledge, she enrolled and completed her doctorate degree (PhD) in curriculum studies in 2012, once again, at the Lagos State University.

Dr Adebule began her working career as an academic at Lagos State College of Primary Education (LACOPED), Noforija, Epe as a lecturer in the department of Religious Studies and later transferred her service to the Lagos State University as a lecturer in the department of curriculum studies and later language Arts and social studies in the faculty of Education.

While in the university, she served as member of various university committees which included, “committee on establishment of LASU International Secondary School”, “LASU staff school monitoring committee”, member, Association of Learners, and was the co-ordinator, LASU Sandwich Degree Programme, Osun State College of Education, Ilesha Campus.

Her political experience and sojourn began when she was appointed as a commissioner 1 in the Lagos State Post Primary Teaching Service Commission (PP-TESCOM), now Teachers’ Establishment and Pensions Office, by Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu from October 2000 to February 2005 and later as board member of the Lagos State Scholarship Board from February 2005 to November 2005.

Dr Adebule was appointed and sworn in as the Secretary to the State Government by the Governor of Lagos state, Mr Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN) in July, 2011.

A consummate writer, Dr Adebule, has several local, national and international publications to her credit. These include, “Reading The Objective Of Universal Basic Education in Nigeria”, “The Imperative of Religion and peace in the Quest for Sustainable Development in Nigeria: The Plateau State Experience”, “The Effective Use of Educational Technology for Religious Teaching: Learning amongst Secondary Schools in Lagos State, Nigeria” to mention a few.

A wife, a mother, a mentor, a believer in the development of future leaders and a politician of repute, Dr Adebule’s interests include reading, travelling and community service.
Source: http://www.lagosstate.gov.ng/principalofficers.php?k=2707


ALHAJA SAFURAT OLAYINKA ABDULKARIM
Alhaja Safurat Olayinka Abdulkarim was born 23rd June 1961 to the Muslim family of Mr. Abdulmananu Mofolorunsho Layode and Mrs. Risikat Ayinke Layode, Safurat has her roots in the indigenous Egun and Awori extractions of Lagos.

Her father hailed from Layode compound in Awhonjigoh Quarters, Badagry, while her mother came from the famous Akibon family, a lineage of warriors from Akogun Compound in Iba Town, in present day Ojo Local Government.

With a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from the University of Ado-Ekiti in 2007, Safurat began her educational life in Ansar-ud-Deen Primary School, Badagry, Lagos, between 1966 and 1972.

From 1975 to 1980, she attended Government Teachers’ College, Badagry, where she obtained a Teacher’s Grade II Certificate.

She thereafter proceeded to the Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti, from 1985 to 1987 for an Ordinary National Diploma (OND) in Accounting, followed by a Higher National Diploma (HND) from the Kano State Polytechnic (1990).

In 2006, she completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Management from the University of Ado-Ekiti.

Starting out in her career as an Accounting Officer with Bintu Binta Trading Company, Kano, in 1987, Mrs. Abdulkarim later returned to the South-West, where she rose to become the General Manager of the Ikeja, Lagos-based Disk Engineering Limited (1990 to 1996), and thereafter Managing Director of Transmit Network (1996 to 1999).

Between 1998 and 1999, this staunch member of the Nasrul-Lahi-l-Fatih Society of Nigeria (NASFAT) was appointed Vice Chairman and Supervisory Councillor in the Caretaker Committee of Badagry Local Government.

Safurat is married to Wing-Commander Bala Abdulkarim (Rtd), with whom she has children
Source: http://jimiagbaje.com/team-member/alhaja-safurat-abdulkarim/

dunkem21:
Your last paragraphs' gave you out as an online propaganda usb cable.

anonimi:
Can he also flaunt his sack letter for stealing






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BlackPeni5:
That's exactly my point...This man should be able to sell himself .

Cos when the challenges of leadership starts, I don't want him to go running to Tinubu and Fashola.

BlackPeni5:
What if I told you that leadership has nothing to do with book knowledge. If it did, Jonathan would be better than Buhari. Leadership requires Charisma, ability to convince and control people with limited use of force to attain societal goals. The brains provide the information while the leader takes decisions.

voltron:
after buying fake figures.. go joorrr just pulling the same prank you are pulling

voltron:
#voteanddieinlagoon is also trending with 1 million tweets already

BlackPeni5:
Clearly he's doing a pretty bad job...else my air waves wouldn't be inundated with BRF.

shogat:
Am for Ambo actually but this your question is sensible.The man is not active in his campaign