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Tinubu commends 5 local govts, knocks others for poor performance

Asiwaju Bola Tinubu

By Lanre Adesanya

SUNRISE – The National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC),Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has lamented the low performance in fifteen local governments out of the twenty in Lagos State, stating his disappointment over the development.

Asiwaju said this Saturday remain a test for the affected areas to redeem their image politically,he made this assertion yesterday at a stakeholders parley held at the party’s secretariat in Acme, Ikeja.

“It was only 5 local governments that preformed excellently in the last elections the local governments are Mushin, Agege, Ikorodu, Lagos Mainland and Lagos Island. We thank them for delivering their local governments without stress. Those that were unable to perform up to expectations need to put more efforts on Saturday’s elections.

“Any Local Government that did not hear their name is due to their votes, It is a very poor performance, unlike Lagos that I know,Alimosho was disappointing, Oshodi a struggle, so is Kosofe and Shomolu, they barely showed up by their votes, I blame the sleeping canvassers, who faltered in delivering their wards.

He stated that despite all shortcomings in the previous elections, the party would defeat the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) , saying there was no need the party members engage in electoral violence.

“We would defeat our opponents at the poll without violence. When you are confident of winning elections, there is no need to fight anybody even if they provoke you”, Tinubu advised members.

Tinubu concluded “On Saturday, all I want to hear is that we win in the whole 40 constituencies. I want you all to stay on queue till you cast your votes. We will also change some party agents who failed to deliver in the last elections”

Some of the party leaders at the stakeholders meeting includes; Prince Tajudeen Olusi, Chief Lanre Rasaq, Chief Bush Alebiosu and also the Deputy Governorship candidate of the party, Dr Obafemi Hamzat.

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