Doherty vows to tackle Lagos thugs and local boys
African Democratic Congress gubernatorial candidate Funso Doherty said on Saturday that the thugs, commonly known as "Agbero", were part of the power structures that brought the ruling party to power in the state.< /p>
Doherty, while speaking to reporters during a campaign titled 'Funso Doherty Runs Lagos', said touts were at the heart of problems faced by residents on various roads in the city. 'State.
He explained that a vote for the ruling party would maintain the touts' grip on power, adding that part of his program once elected would be to tackle the problems caused by them.
Doherty said: "There is too much chaos on our roads and the 'Agbero' problem is at the heart of this problem. Everywhere I go in various local governments, while talking to people, they complain about this "agbero" problem and it contributes a lot to the chaos we see on the roads of Lagos.
"It is important that people understand that the problem caused by aggero cannot be solved under the current ruling party, as they are part of the power structures that brought the party to power in power. A vote for the ruling party will maintain the grip of Agbero power on the system.
"So my appeal to Lagosians is that if they want to solve this 'agbero' problem, they must elect a leadership and when I am elected, we will solve the 'agbero' problem. because we believe that with the good intentions of the government, if you have the interest of the people at heart, and it is the people who elected you and gave you their mandate, when you arrive in Alausa, you will act in the interest of these people and not in the interest of touts. »
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African Democratic Congress gubernatorial candidate Funso Doherty said on Saturday that the thugs, commonly known as "Agbero", were part of the power structures that brought the ruling party to power in the state.< /p>
Doherty, while speaking to reporters during a campaign titled 'Funso Doherty Runs Lagos', said touts were at the heart of problems faced by residents on various roads in the city. 'State.
He explained that a vote for the ruling party would maintain the touts' grip on power, adding that part of his program once elected would be to tackle the problems caused by them.
Doherty said: "There is too much chaos on our roads and the 'Agbero' problem is at the heart of this problem. Everywhere I go in various local governments, while talking to people, they complain about this "agbero" problem and it contributes a lot to the chaos we see on the roads of Lagos.
"It is important that people understand that the problem caused by aggero cannot be solved under the current ruling party, as they are part of the power structures that brought the party to power in power. A vote for the ruling party will maintain the grip of Agbero power on the system.
"So my appeal to Lagosians is that if they want to solve this 'agbero' problem, they must elect a leadership and when I am elected, we will solve the 'agbero' problem. because we believe that with the good intentions of the government, if you have the interest of the people at heart, and it is the people who elected you and gave you their mandate, when you arrive in Alausa, you will act in the interest of these people and not in the interest of touts. »
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