Seun Ayilara

I think this statement is becoming rampant; For the first time let Lagos align with the Federal Government. I totally do not agree with this, I think we could just be voting and calling for monopolization. For an administration that really want to work aligning with the Federal is not an excuse (this present administration has proved that). The Incoming Administration can't use it as a yardstick (they are hammering on this because they know that their candidate does not have  a single program/ No vision for Lagos State). We have the power as citizens not just to vote them out in the coming election but also to press for a bill of no confidence on any administration that has failed to deliver on their plans and promises (so no fear at all, whether they will waste four years of our time or not, they might not have such a time in the office). The electorates have got POWER, 18 million people are bigger, and I repeat 'BIGGER' than any political party in Nigeria, s

1 I am an entrepreneur and for the first time, I want someone who understands what it means/takes to be an entrepreneur (and not an administration that will start making seemingly crazy demands on her). 2. Jk didn't contest in the last election, reason was that he saw an administration that is working (it shows that if there is a better contestant he won't fight it). 3. He has a Vision for Lagos state and in the school of leadership only a vision guarantees the leader’s role (under perfect circumstances) 4. I am tired of stories about some people trying to pocket Lagos as a state (If they want to pocket anything at all, it should be their family not a state with 18 million people in it) 5. JK claims he has no political God father (from what I've seen so far it seems to be true). 6. I want a change in the state (the same reason in US they, sometime vote for a republican and not a democrat and vice-versa). 7. He wants to get rid of the &