Lagos State African Democratic Congress governorship candidate, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, asserts that the state administration has failed to place citizens at the center of its agenda for the past two decades. He shared these sentiments in a post on his verified X account this Wednesday.
Addressing the upcoming 2027 gubernatorial election, Rhodes-Vivour emphasized that the campaign should focus on tangible facts rather than political misinformation. He argued that Lagos possesses all the necessary resources and human talent to be a premier African city, yet it is held back by a lack of genuine public service.
He described a vision for the state where residents experience cleaner environments, effective waste management, and infrastructure that survives the rainy season. Furthermore, the candidate called for improved emergency services, modernized education, and a reliable transport system. He concluded that the government must prioritize competence and measurable results over theatrical politics and empty slogans.
