Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, the Governorship Candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in Lagos State, has said that if elected in the March 18 election, his administration will put an end to touts and thuggery, otherwise known as the ‘Agbero’ system in the state. VANGUARD reports.Information Guide Nigeria
He gave the assurance while speaking at the Youth O’clock breakfast meeting organised by the ‘Obidient Movement’ in Ikeja GRA Lagos, pledging that the Labour Party would resist any form of voters intimidation or harassment.
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Responding to the claims that he’s not a Yoruba man and that he doesn’t understand Yoruba, Rhodes-Vivour said the people of Lagos want good governance regardless of the language a leader speaks or the tribe he belongs to.NYSC Portal
He noted that he is a proper cosmopolitan Lagosian having roots with the Yoruba people and having been trained in the best institutions in the world.
The LP candidate said Lagos has always existed in harmony but politicians whip up ethnicity to divide the people of the state.
He also promised to provide employability skills to young people to tackle the problem of youth unemployment in the state, emphasizing that contrary to the notion that unemployed youths are lazy, many of them actually want jobs to earn a decent living.
“They want jobs, so we are going to ensure that we give them employability skills and domicile these skills at the local governments,” he said.JAMB Result
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