Lagos State Governorship candidate of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP), Mr Jimi Agbaje has taken his campaign to the
city of London, United Kingdom.
A group, Friends of Jimi Agbaje Worldwide in
conjunction with the UK chapter of the PDP organised an interactive
session for the pharmacist-turned-politician in the city which attracted
the creme de la creme of the Nigerian community in Britain coupled with
the presence of guests from all over Europe, America and Nigeria.
According to Nigeriannewsroom.blogspot.com, the event which was tagged ‘An Evening With Jimi Agbaje’ was attended by the former National Chairman of the PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur; the Chairman of PDP UK, Otunba Abayomi Fakorede and media entrepreneur Mr. Alistair Soyode.
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According to Nigeriannewsroom.blogspot.com, the event which was tagged ‘An Evening With Jimi Agbaje’ was attended by the former National Chairman of the PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur; the Chairman of PDP UK, Otunba Abayomi Fakorede and media entrepreneur Mr. Alistair Soyode.
Speaking at the event, Agbaje, has said his ‘masterplan’ for Lagos State will be anchored on security, health and education.
He went on to condemn the Babatunde Fashola administration who he
alleged distributed safety crash helmets to commercial motorcyclists
before the 2011 elections only to collect them back after winning the
elections.
“The commercial motorcyclists popularly called Okada riders were all given the safety crash helmets before the 2011 election by the ruling party, but after the election victory, the government not only withdraw their crash helmets but seize all their motorcycles and destroy them. Many of them are now jobless and in deep hardship because their main means of livelihood now forcefully taken away from them”, Agbaje said.
“Lagosians must determine the Lagos of their dream as they cast their votes for their next Executive Governor. If they really want ‘Change’ and continuity of the present system, then it is up to them.” He concluded.
SOURCE: NAIJNEWS
“The commercial motorcyclists popularly called Okada riders were all given the safety crash helmets before the 2011 election by the ruling party, but after the election victory, the government not only withdraw their crash helmets but seize all their motorcycles and destroy them. Many of them are now jobless and in deep hardship because their main means of livelihood now forcefully taken away from them”, Agbaje said.
“Lagosians must determine the Lagos of their dream as they cast their votes for their next Executive Governor. If they really want ‘Change’ and continuity of the present system, then it is up to them.” He concluded.
SOURCE: NAIJNEWS