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Coalition Hails Sanwo-Olu, Tinubu, Obasa, Lagosians, for 1.4 km Bridge Commissioning 5 Other Roads at Agege

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Believing that governance is a serious business which should be approached as such, the Coalition For A Better Nigeria has noted that as a case study for every State in Nigeria and the Federal Government at large, towards achieving A Better Nigeria, Lagos State Government has again raised the flag of development through the commissioning of 1.4 kilometer dual carriage flyover and five other roads, at Agege, Pen Cinema Area of Lagos State, last Friday, 5th March, 2021.

According to the group in a statement signed by its National Coordinator, Comrade Awa Bamiji, “the Bridge is a beauty to behold apart from its amazing length and was a timely response to the suffocating nature of the perennial gridlock of huge human and vehicular traffic flowing through the intersection.

“If these trends of development continue, Lagos in no time, will be the fastest developing State in the world. We say “Welldone” to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, alias “Work – in – Progress”, at the Centre of Excellence, we congratulate Rt. (Hon) Mudashiru Obasa, the Hon. Speaker of Lagos State House of Assembly, who represents the area in the House of Assembly and we urge Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, National Leader, All Progressives’ Congress (APC), to continue shunning every distraction and keeping up the good work of mentoring the Governor.

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“These beautiful products of continuity in Lagos State Governance and many more, are the major headache for the Enemies of Progress”, the Coalition said.

The group then reasoned that today, “Lagos is most densely populated City in the whole of West Africa because its coveted economic position has since turned it to Holy Land for everyone to come and receive his or her economic blessings.

“The heterogeneous nature of Lagos State coupled with its ever increasing Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) is a blessing to the Government and the good People of the State.

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“It is highly commendable that the Lagos State Internally Generated Revenue is 2nd to none in Nigeria, ever since era of Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu as Governor of the State till Today.

“Although, it is highly understandable that all these developments could not go down well with the conservative Youths and Leaders among Lagosians and they will continue to make noise at every commissioning of the elephant project like this to really show the World their film belief in stomach infrastructure rather than open acknowledgement of dividends of democracy for benefit of all of us.

“We thank them all for their own role of calling the global attention to “Wonders of Lagos State” at every point in time as their own way of applauding excellence.

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“We dedicate this historic chain of successes to all Past Civilian Governors and the Military Administrators in Lagos State, including the first Civilian Governor of the State, Late Alhaji Lateef Jakande; Late Rear Admiral Ndubuisi Kanu (Rtd); Late Bragadier General Mobolaji Johnson (Rtd) and the last Military Administrator, General Buba Marwa (Rtd), who is now the Chairman, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).

“We, Youths, are very conscious of these positive developments that are now moulding the future of our Society, and it is on this note, we are saying “thank you all” for laying a solid foundation for these laudable achievements.

“Itesiwaju Ilu Eko, lo je wa l’ogun”, the Coalition said.

Source: StreetReporters.ng

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