‘Politicians seeking re-election be good track records n not on promises’ - Fashola

Lagos State Governor has urged the electorate to ensure that incumbent politicians seeking re-election were brought back based on their track records and not on promises.
Fashola said yesterday, while commissioning nine network of roads in Maidan-Aina-Agiliti area of Mile 12, Kosofe Local Government Area of the state. He noted that the incumbent candidates in the forthcoming election had enough time to prove their mettle when they were in office, pointing out that coming around to be making fresh promises to the electorate is deceptive.

Why urging residents to reject dollars and other incentives being shared by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, as inducement in its desperation to win elections in the state, Fashola said, “”If you collect dollars, know that you have collected your security, your roads and your infrastructure. It is demeaning, degrading and insulting that anyone who has made promises to come back and offer you money.

Tell them your dignity cannot be bought by naira or dollars.” He emphasized that all politicians should always keep to their promises otherwise they should not be eligible for second term re-election. Fashola also commissioned 18 Classroom Blocks at Aiyedire Ajibola Senior High School, in Ketu area of the state, saying the road project was an evidence of his government’s slum regeneration and urban renewal plan. He said whoever had visited the area before the construction would understand why the whole residents had turned up to witness the commissioning.

“I was here in 2007 and this place was taken over by flood after a downpour. The only source of movement from Kosofe to Maidan is by canoe. You were all very unhappy and asked for culvert and jetty. I said no, since you pay your taxes, I promised to give you a first-class bridge and you have it today.”