Lagos PDP has hailed the achievements of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, but didn’t spare his predecessor, Babtunde Raji Fashola. In a press statement released yesterday, the spokesman for the opposition PDP chapter, Taofik Gani, said Ambode had taken exaggerated achievements government to places that was abandoned by his predecessor, saying Fashola only exaggerated his achievements and didn’t work per say. They also asked why the President will make him a minister on something related to Engineering when he is a lawyer. Part of what he said;
“We sincerely advise President Buhari to be very wary of the deceptive skills of Fashola who will usually hype and celebrate even mediocrity.
“Fashola has a penchant for misrepresenting facts of his achievements in government and would always rationalise obvious inadequacies.Continue...
“As governor of Lagos State, he enjoyed unprecedented revenues and donations, yet he left many services untouched or unfinished. He, however, deliberately funded his pro-Fashola media and commentators so much that pseudo and exaggerated achievements were ascribed to him.
“He employed this model to promote his eight years government of mediocrity. Fashola ended up making Lagos State the biggest debtor with local and foreign debts well over N1trn.”
“We sincerely advise President Buhari to be very wary of the deceptive skills of Fashola who will usually hype and celebrate even mediocrity.
“Fashola has a penchant for misrepresenting facts of his achievements in government and would always rationalise obvious inadequacies.Continue...
“As governor of Lagos State, he enjoyed unprecedented revenues and donations, yet he left many services untouched or unfinished. He, however, deliberately funded his pro-Fashola media and commentators so much that pseudo and exaggerated achievements were ascribed to him.
“He employed this model to promote his eight years government of mediocrity. Fashola ended up making Lagos State the biggest debtor with local and foreign debts well over N1trn.”
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