‘I will work tirelessly to deliver good governance,’ Governor promises Lagosians

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January 20, 2016 10:36 AM

Ambode made the promise on Tuesday, January 19, 2016, at the Second Quarterly Town Hall Meeting at the City Hall.

Governor Akinwunmi Ambode.

Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode has assured residents of the state of his commitment to deliver good governance for the collective good of all Lagosians.

The governor’s comments were contained in a statement released by his media aide, Habib Aruna.

It reads in part:

“I am happy to report that our State is a lot safer today as statistics show that crime rate reduced by 65% during the last quarter compared to Year 2014.”

“In the past few months, we have fixed street lights from Berger in Ojodu to Lekki, Ikorodu to Lagos Island, the entire Ikeja axis, Victoria Island and Ikoyi. We are taking this project to every part of the State.”

“If we are not yet in your neighbourhood, give us a little time; we will soon be there. As we light up the State, we expect crime to reduce as criminals will have nowhere to hide and operate.”

“I call on individuals and corporate bodies to join our “Light Up Lagos” project by adopting a street and lighting it up either by connecting it to your meter or your generator.”

“As your Governor, I am resolute in my commitment to you; to serve and justify the trust you have reposed in me and work tirelessly to deliver good governance for the collective good of all Lagosians.”

“All we need is your support and cooperation. We thank you for your direct feedback to us. We take them on board but we also need you to always fulfill your side of the social contract by ensuring regular payment of your taxes and willful compliance with the State Laws.”

Ambode also promised Lagosians better days ahead and a state that everyone would be proud of.

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