ARISE NEWS EXCLUSIVE WITH BABATUNDE FASHOLA

Babatunde Raji Fashola, Minister of Works and Housing.
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[@publicspeaking9502]

Very few people have the clarity of mind to unpack and articulate concepts and issues like Hon. Min. Babatunde Raji Fashola. He has done it again in this interview! Very enlightening. I plan to watch it again. May be the Honourable Minister should consider going to the University classroom in his retirement years....his students will be mightily blessed.

[@boladaletaiwosalawe4816]

I was thinking your thoughts! He has a highly ordered mind. Always engaging to listen to him, even if you may not agree with half of his arguments.

[@wahabodusola6484]

@@boladaletaiwosalawe4816, he has this aura about him that makes you admire him. He speaks with convictions. He's well informed and detailed.

[@willyigwe1474]

I'm highly impressed with the Hon. minister. He could be able to call and pronounce the names of most towns and their intersections, it actually shows that he inspects and monitor, bit by bit, every project. I can actually testify that construction of road net work is going on fine. Fashola, keep it up.

[@femiodunsi542]

Regarding the recollection of roads and details of projects he has always been that way even as Lagos State Governor.

[@bayoubaba3371]

He would have been a better candidate to any of these presidential candidates to take over from PMB if not for Nigeria political leadership system

[@bolasalak7360]

This interview is revealing and educative thanks to our Hon. Minister of works Barr. Fashola. I wish we will be having such interviews with other public managers to assess their level of capacity in their various ministries

[@76pajero]

Easily the most intelligent, lucid, and effective person in a cabinet of unqualified obsequious yes men. I'm at a loss regarding why such competence is constantly being bypassed in preference to stark illiterates like Buhari, or semi illiterates like Tinubu?

[@njokucephaschinedu5243]

Respect Sir 🙌🏿You are one of our finest. Good defense.

[@leonardoshiyemi9621]

Brilliant summation and I enjoyed the detailed and granular explanation that goes into each answers. Just wish, only my ardent wish, that if we could packaged the combo of BRF and Soludo as president and vice soon. Most likely, things would change for the better.

[@Tuyo_Ambali]

The honourable minister of works and housing, Mr Babatunde Raji Fashola is a great blessing to Nigeria. He's done/played his part in nation building and economic development. I am convinced he will do more if called upon to serve in the future.

[@ugoboss6898]

This administration has worked. Not as we expected but they have worked considering where we were. However, they have their mishaps (which are obtainable in life and everywhere else in every government in the world). The security situation is one of the obvious shortfalls. Notwithstanding, I wish and pray we get someone better than Buhari in every way though. Cos, even though I like him, his limitations are glaring. But his love for Nigeria and good governance is unquestionable in my eyes.

[@godsheritage9857]

Very articulate man. Lagos state has produced great men that are impacting Nigeria positively.

[@hussainaolayemi101]

Commendation for the learned SAN.

[@abolajibayo4358]

Thank you so much, BRF!

[@eddieokojie5425]

A number of things struck me in this interview. Ngozi can be a good, if not a brilliant, penetrating interviewer, without the drag of the other male co-host she usually partners with. She just proved it here. Fashola certainly retains a healthy and hearty measure of the meaning, verve, understanding, expectations etc of good governance or the concept of it. It consoles the mind to know that he is still an intelligent, cool-headed and well coordinated administrator with the potential to deliver in a responsible manner, where seriousness and accountability count. Although, every once a while he gaffes or deliberately exposes himself to it. For example, while talking about the youths of Nigeria not allowing themselves to be used as pawns, he failed to point out that the youths of yore, he referred to, have selfishly refused to leave the stage for today’s youth. Maybe he was trying to avoid self indictment, because he’s quickly sliding into the group of yesterday’s youths. They remain one of our biggest problems. They go to any length to manipulate the situation, so that they cling to power forever, at the detriment of today’s youth, and by extension, that of the country. No matter how great a leader is, one of his Achilles heels is to be found, probably, in a hidden trait: not being able to, at least, prepare one potentially competent leader able to succeed him. But another big takeaway from this interview is, as a national office holder, or for that matter, any responsible official for any entity, there’s no room to talk carelessly or waffle. That’s essentially for those who are there, principally to enjoy the perks, ceremonies, trappings or paraphernalia of the office. And fortunately, their fruit bears them out, eventually. Legion of them are strewn around the country, already. These days, as global best practice, any office seeker must come with a great deal of seriousness and, if need be, with a self-imposed sense of responsibility, accountability and transparency. Listening to Fashola, this particularly came into sharp relief, when he spoke about the Nigerian 13 million housing deficit he purportedly inherited from one of his predecessors. He spoke passionately about the pains he went through to find the source of that figure, which was to form one of the bases of his foundation in terms of dealing with the Nigerian housing problems. He couldn’t just sweep it under the carpet nor make it up with another figure, but strenuously look for the source of that figure. It was that important! Even Royalties and titleholders bearing exalted positions in monarchies, nowadays, have to undergo serious preparations. If you’re not prepared don’t come! These are all issues germane to the heart of the Nigerian project, which as yet, most of our leaders at various levels, from the local to national, are not cut for. Hence the multitude of problems and failures which abound across the country.

[@adeyemiolugbile5508]

But I think we youths of today have not really rise to the occasion. Everything he said about youth leading the country for many times is correct and you are also right them not wanting to leave the stage. But I also remember that power is sweet and nobody finds it easy to release power. We will be doing ourselves alot of disservice if we wait for them to leave. At least not with APC and PDP. We need to have our party as youths and we need to first win elections from the local government before talking about producing a President. We also have some issues that need to be dealt with, many people have poor value system. That is why many prefers to have bad people in government as long as they are getting a share of the cookie jar.

[@wahabodusola6484]

@@adeyemiolugbile5508, very well put, bro!

[@sheriffoludiran2995]

You nailed it. this interview was educative, serves as an eye opener and also refreshing to watch. I wish public position holders can be this detailed because it makes people understand the complexity of issues we are dealing with as a country, understand reasons for non performance if they are genuine and reasonable enough which I believe should serve as the stand point for criticism and measuring progress. But then you realize that most politicians are not even cerebral enough to understand what they are meant to do or how it works, all they care about is how to look for loop holes to enrich their pockets. I just hope we can start to learn this things by understanding the capacities of these politicians across board, so when they sell their cheap campaigns we easily just discard them and identify with those who really know what they need to do. Oh poverty and hardship is another factor politicians use to dissuade the majority... SIGH!!! I just hope we can do better.

[@ayodejilanre1317]

Honourable Minister BRF you are too brilliant Seriously, What an interesting interview Seriously.

[@wahabodusola6484]

I've always rated him. He speaks with convictions. He didn't even go to western world to further his education. All his education was done in Nigeria, unlike most of our past and current leaders.

[@basementmilitary497]

BRF is so intellectual so calm more articulative and lively his doing a lot but a low key guy….. after Peter 8 years he should take over

[@folakemiolawole9419]

I still prefer this man than most of our politicians, though he might not be a saint but he's better by far. He has a good track record as a former governor .

[@birgitlangenfeld641]

Min. H. Babatunde Fashola is fully right on that mentioned issue. If he likes to get a favorable comment cc. this issue and others from a European point of view, he can contact me, with high knowledge in Africa resp. I'm German residing long years in GH, with connection to Nigeria via deceased husband to be, your relative, Dr. med. Abayomi Fashola. Unfortunately I'm traveling in a week's time to Vietnam as UN Ass. to Secretary General for GH. I can contact you, but you are fully right.

[@onyiionwurah5475]

Fashola must continue to be minister of works till further notice, period 🙏👍

[@tosinn364]

This is a very good interview. She pressing fashola on a lot of statements

[@davidadodoadodo5559]

Fashola is brilliant, one of Nigerian best. Now we know that this government is doing a lot. We need more ministers to come and speak for this government.

[@mercyalabi4927]

I AM ALWAYS SATISFY WITH YOUR EXPLANATIONS, THERE IS NO EM,EM. YOU HAVE THE FACTS AND FIGURES.

[@jacobawolaja8035]

Mr Raji Babatunde Fashola, has always been a good man of responsibilities- making him accountable, is great job, please, keep it up !

[@gdusgaus397]

God bless.you are saying the truth

[@omasajiri8554]

Very articulated mind!

[@onyekanwankpa3452]

fashola is a good man...

[@wahabodusola6484]

I know, right! He knows his onions.

[@luxurypremium750]

Super Minister.. How i wish you can be the next president of this country. I see Nigerian moving out of the Wood's in a good possible time

[@officialbabaijeshatv2383]

Well done sir 👏

[@iniobongalfredpiiro3145]

How about the Calabar/Itu highway? Also, no major road constructions in the south east

[@Rymzo1]

14:59

[@josephkarunwi577]

The single biggest work in going on in the south east which is the 2nd Niger bridge and many other roads. You mentioned just one road amongst many just to prove a false point. I can point to many in the south West that needs attention too. Be calming down and stop hating ooo

[@rantolgreenaq311]

Monthly Rent is absolutely sensible. If we assume people cannot pay monthly rent what is the argument that support that they can pay 6months rent. Logic: If in fact a person can pay for six month it suggest that paying monthly would be easier. We should be interested in copying good practices. Thank you BRF

[@obafemiadeyemi]

Monthly rent in this crazy economy and high unemployment would worsen the situation of things.

[@helotemitope6746]

Nothing do economy, if you cannot pay six month in Nigeria mean u will not be able to pay 2 month in Cameroon

[@dbrave1524]

Baba fashola your excellency if you want to fix housing deficit one of the best way to go is to subsidise building materials mostly cement and the roofing tiles up to 50% trust in less than 10yrs 65% of Nigerians will own a home if someone can build a standard 4 bedroom in lagos for 9million naira that would be a big plus

[@josephkarunwi577]

Good point but trust Nigerians that it will be abused 100%. That's not the way to go at all

[@staresther1127]

Detective Fashola. Well done.

[@fodaysaccoh3472]

He is a bigoted criminal, they are all in cohorts to Islamize Nigeria

[@wahabodusola6484]

@@fodaysaccoh3472, your statement epitomises "ignorance is BLISS". But keep eating your half-baked pie though.

[@k.csensationalkitchen8806]

Fair enough thanks for those that you have accomplished but I am really concerned, when you go that far to completed maiduguri to cameroon and all that why not do all those lagos to ogun,Ibadan to sagamu to ota why not concentrate on those first and within the lagos itself. We do appreciate your explanation but please be haste more about South in general and supervised thoroughly that is properly executed and also do the drainage. Thanks

[@wahabodusola6484]

Awesome!!

[@igbadiadavid5494]

Baba BRF, Lagos needs you back to come and complete the job . Also Benin to Iruekpe road is bad we need attention please

[@yuxuph]

President in making ❤️❤️❤️

[@ademolaowodunni7224]

More schools for open knowledge and exposure

[@tayo123able]

Minister the argument about monthly rent does not make sense when the govt cannot address the issue of living wage. It is a recipe for disaster. Fix the living wage and then we can talk about monthly rent system

[@ifysunday1884]

Point to one country in the world who have been able to address living wage

[@chrisfemzysamuel1112]

Am really happy how minister Fashola raise the issue of tenancy rate. It's a high cause of concern...govt must be highly sensitive to this matter and must be addressed immediately. This is a matter legislators should have talked about...they are jokers

[@elizabethonifade5584]

All these federal roads being built across the country is the minister putting in place world standard facilities, such as weighing stations and rest areas. These are features that are futuristic and can address multifaceted. Monitoring and also unnecessary loss of lives due to long distance travelling.

[@allenemokpae7627]

No matter how world class they are it will not last for ever. The issue is our maintenance culture.

[@turiflames4990]

Low key I think Fashola is the most eligible man to be president right now beside Jonathan and only if he stands his own man without being loyal to anyone.

[@turiflames4990]

Working at the federal level I think he has matuees with an idea of how the country works, that even the great tinubu cannot even phantom... This is an open plea to Him to run for president..he would be shocked by the overwhelming support from Nigerians.

[@elani6507]

Lies upon lies about road construction. The entire road network in South East is collapsed. It’s so unbelievable to hear this minister claiming that roads are motorable. This country is not good at all. Damn lies and deceits.

[@godwinejiofor8064]

Another government will finish it what has Jonathan done?

[@suntanglory]

Mr Fashola, why, how did lagos lbadan expressway, a 127km road cost 311bn (560million pounds sterling)?? In the UK one mile of highway cost less than 500,000, half a million pounds sterling. Which means 80mile, 127km highway would cost less than 40,000000 (40 million) pounds sterling in the UK. Yet in Nigeria federal government spent 560 million pounds sterling.... NNPC is planning to spend 652 bn in building more than 1800km of roads in Nigeria, which means what federal government spent on lagos lbadan alone is enough to construct 800 km, not 80km roads in Nigeria....Thank you.

[@gabbyg.b_youtube]

Not defending him but perhaps salaries and road maintenance is factored into that

[@eddieokojie5425]

Yes, for those who are aware and well-informed in these matters, they shouldn’t hesitate to come forward with these type of queries. We need some level of transparency here. Please, don’t stop shining your light into the dark crevices of our national conduct. So much murk for our ignorant untrained eyes! All we know is that the Lagos/Ibadan road has been under construction forever.

[@adeolabello3273]

Remember the cost of importation of Raw materials....UK have everything right there

[@manolitotemi5115]

Without defending him, I think there is a lot to factor in when it comes to construction of road. Firstly, you need to understand that the money you mentioned is èxchange rate and remember that pounds to naira has never been stable. Secondly, the texture of the soil has to be taken into consideration, knowing that it could be rocky or sand unlike the UK soil. Though we tend to be spending more which is unnecessary.

[@elani6507]

They are giving contracts to their political friends as rewards for sponsoring them to win power. They are very bad people!

[@mercyalabi4927]

YOUR EXCELLENCY, WHEN WILL YOU VILE FOR PRESIDENCY

[@tobemadekwe7585]

BRF💙

[@benedictlucas4530]

She's good at all

[@fredrickbekeobiri3061]

Oil prices have gone up since October 2020 till date and the righteous government is not mentioning it. Raji should be reminded how he took federal government to court to share.

[@kasimdeji4368]

Fashola, is sound and intelligent. He is presidential material.

[@wilfrednoeldaniels54]

What about other states

[@onyedikaemmanuelokpala6889]

Do you have to hold a census to know the number of houses in the country?

[@hopefulman1529]

kindly give a better suggestion then.

[@antavawest9116]

He talks a good talk like always. However, you cannot deny that the Buhari administration has failed.

[@josephkarunwi577]

Failed where and how. Talk facts not with hatred

[@benjaminigbi6570]

This gentle man represents the future of Nigeria, if she survives.

[@fodaysaccoh3472]

Who is gentle man, the lekki toll gate detective, a shameless criminal

[@adedolapoadelola5263]

What exempts him from the failure of this administration? It's a collective thing.

[@MA-go7ee]

He's definitely wrong about the lack investment capital. Capital markets are desperate to invest - Nigeria is just not a very sound environment. As for his contention that the rail lines and air traffic controls cannot be provided privately, he did not really give a good reason. Citing places like the UK is undermined by the fact that they have a competent, well funded government, while we don't. I mean, that's how we got here in the first place. I bet if the UK had lived through 60 years of government failure and infrastructural decay they'd be considering a majority PPP funded position too. (in fact they did do something similar when Thatcher privatised rail and mines)

[@zaclankay]

I can't stop wondering why someone like Fashola did not enter the presidentail race. Such a brilliant, articulate, and astute administrator. Rather him than "emi lo kan."

[@p.moneyentertainment4254]

Anybody that wears the cap 🧢 like Lai Mohammed must know how to lie very well.

[@lanrem6609]

why not provide evidence of the lie........... Its always easy to sit on a desk and critizie

[@DataBaseComparison]

The man who modernized Lagos

[@obafemiadeyemi]

Mr Power supply is not rocket science.

[@Nonyecrystal]

Uncle Fash. Nothing is happening in Enugu Onitsha road

[@chibofred4982]

The complicity in contract awards, funding and execution against oversight function in the country has been a worrisome development. If we can rule out corruption against competency over time and let accountability be the guiding principle to evaluate what's happening to date, facts and figures would shock most Nigerians to know the mess behind the scene this long. It has been a seething chemistry of too many opposing elements in the public and private construction sector, a mix-up of competent contractors and bunch of those fronted likewise with hidden interest about to come to light when the anticipated new dawn in 2023 caught the nation's coffer looters pants down. It remains to be seen whether oncoming elections could actualize the mandate for good governance, accountability and prudence with credible leadership.

[@mercyalabi4927]

NGOZI AFTER THIS INTERVIEW, PLEASE TELL YOUR STATION TO DO MORE TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC RATHER THAN JUST SPREAD NEGATIVE INFORMATION ABOUT NIGERIA AND ITS GOVERNMENT

[@theophilusimarhiagbe1154]

This man is mad. All the federal roads in edo state are bad

[@benjaminigbi6570]

It is not nice calling pple names!! How about addressing the issues themselves. How wld feel to be called "mad"?

[@leonardoshiyemi9621]

Just like BRF explained, there is a difference between federal and state roads. Are you sure that those states are not state roads in Delta state that you mentioned??

[@isaacoalobo1464]

👍👍👍

[@iykeaneke8983]

Why is this dude lying about Enugu-Onitsha express road? That road is a mess. What is he talking about?

[@iykeaneke8983]

Used it to go where? Go from Enugu to Onitsha today and don’t go through the old road.

[@gabbyg.b_youtube]

When johnathan was there and you ppl shouted “ change” presidency was not overrated. Now buhari is there and its $1 to 700 naira presidency is overrated.

[@abiodunb2655]

When Badluck was there he runs down the economy of the country ,ve you forgotten that your sister was buying a Bras worth billions of naira?

[@gabbyg.b_youtube]

​@@abiodunb2655 when badluck was there Nigeria was Africa's largest economy, now we are poverty capital of the world. Look - every country has corruption, the west is more corrupt than us. It is corruption without production making us this way. These doctors said they will fix it, now ordinary pure water is 200 naira.

[@alaomutiuolatayo357]

Oga dey try sha but hes should not play detective game again

[@charlesraphael8835]

I used to like the man alot, but after his field agent work during the END SARS, my opinion about him changed drastically.

[@godwinejiofor8064]

Continue to hate him he doesnt know you

[@charlesraphael8835]

@@godwinejiofor8064 as if I care, I don't hate people my opinion only change about people. Just like opinion just changed about you. MYB

[@ifysunday1884]

Keep hating him, it will not change the good name he has made for himself.

[@charlesraphael8835]

@@ifysunday1884what will you say? Because your name or one of your family members name is not on that list released of people being shut by the army at the Toll gate. Love him if you want that doesn't change my opinion.😋😋

[@josephkarunwi577]

You are born to hate so we can't stop or help you. You talk about the list that cannot be authenticated as some on the list have come out that they are not dead. One am aware even testified at the panel yet listed as been dead and to be compensated. What you and your type want to happen to Nigeria because of your Biafra nonsense won't happen. Relax

[@emmychannel5563]

I will always see this man and his fellow APC propagandists as liars until he shows us the electricity he boasted to be very simple. Unfortunately, they are at it again.

[@chineduonuoha294]

This is a man who can aspire to be president not one gangster claiming it's my turn. Your turn to do what? Mentally, physically, content of character, certification, Tinubu is not fit. Every thing about him is shrouded in mystery.

[@onyiionwurah5475]

Please ask F about Eastern zone!!!

[@mg9962]

#revolution now Omoyele Sowore for New Nigeria President 👍

[@wahabodusola6484]

You must be having a laugh!

[@mg9962]

@@wahabodusola6484 It's assurance When you're not blind You can know & smells When you see a good spirit Who will make a good leaders

[@oboparoalexanderovie6051]

Una no dey ever get money for projects wen go benefit the citizens, but una dey get money to thief, like Emefieole.

[@fanfireco]

You should have just kept it to Infrastructure and not talk about Nigerian brand or vilification. Same "Agent Fash" who hobnobbing with party members found a mysterious camera in a place where people bearing the Nigerian Flag were murdered. That part ruined an otherwise fantastic interview.

[@wilfrednoeldaniels54]

What about ph to Benin Road, Nija Delter state don't have good Road, what did we people do to u and Buharri Government

[@TalkingdrumSpeaks]

The LekkiMassacre camera finder...yeye

[@vicgreatawuwu9192]

Mr, who are the real people, and who are not the real people, is it how the creator told you, that their are some people who are not real people, Mr mind your statement,

[@tenialind3480]

Nigeria Leadership is not only about tribe. I am Edo, we are the next to rule 💪. Nigeria is so stupid, they keep forming goverment only with wazobi, Nigeria is warebizodine. Busch education 🥵

[@mg9962]

Ibadan road is deeply in shadow Many lives in losses every single day. Lagos express way very dangerous. You can travel in the night you'll lose your life to either fatal accidents, highway robbery Bandits and so on. We don't want the old government anymore ✊

[@obiifiorah4852]

2021 no light no water Nigeria which way

[@vincentmarks8637]

No truth is with Fashola. I wonder why he is talking and having an office. He should have been in chains for aiding and abating with Tinubu in Lagos state

[@ibukunogunfeitimi5645]

The idea of waiting to conduct a census in 2022 to determine the basis for housing shortfall is ludicrous because we already have the rough estimate of the population: and not amusing to wait until 2022 census. Most importantly, we shouldn't be importing mere toothpicks, mosquito nets and tomato puree and many more products; instead we should be investing in manufacturing those PRODUCTS locally in order to create more jobs - where are the plans to do so asap. For example, the PPP deal that gave away 60% of ports to foreign investors is far from an excellent deal according to innovative opportunity that exists to negotiate for up to 20%; and subcontracting must be done by main contractor and not by authorities: I am one of the most respected negotiators.

[@josephkarunwi577]

I speak to facts. The government of the day under PMB will not give the ports to foreign companies to run. Let's speak with facts

[@ibukunogunfeitimi5645]

@@josephkarunwi577 What is different between 2+2 and 1+3. Let's speak to first and second paragraphs of the comment I posted earlier. For example, under the PMB regime, we're still importing petty stuff that could have been produced locally. It doesn't take years on ending to set factories to produce mere 🍅 puree, tooth pick and mosquito net locally. Please Joseph, speak to the docs I highlighted - the paragraphs 1 and 2 of the comment I posted earlier.

[@dominicandrewz]

Nigeria is country where both the ignorant like (Buhari) and intellectuals like (Fashola) become criminals once they enter government. We have really suffered 🤦🏽 Who is left to govern honestly?!

[@fodaysaccoh3472]

Nobody my dear, Nigeria is living the purpose in which it was created by Satan, take it or leave it, Nigeria will never ever work, let them continue to delude themselves

[@joetheboy7439]

Go for president or orij uzor my guy will go for it, he is the only igbo man wey get sense. Vote for OUK. to complete his dream in this Earth.

[@wilfrednoeldaniels54]

He is lieying in some parts of what is saying

[@bibionyeneke1520]

Fashola, you are using the wealth from the biafra land developing yoruba land. Your people will not be graceful for it. Tomorrow they will not allow the people from these areas to enjoy the places with them.

[@stephenogungbenro2438]

half truth(s), same old story, he said, "maybe the youth are still in power". On his endears camera? he admonished the youth not become a pawn, but at some time in our graves, we will probably understand the essence of saying I was wrong, I made a mistake, instead of blaming the youth and politicising every important matter like the #endsars, which could have helped us to reconcile or to heal as a member of this State (maybe country). On the other hand, the Minister sounded a bit aware of his office, and he is relatively better than most of his other colleagues in the current Nigeria political setup Nigeria.

[@berkeleyiheanetu8956]

What happen to roads in the south east Are we not part of same corrupt buhari government Why do you don't want us to go. Tell me what the ibos gain being part of this racist government

[@godwinejiofor8064]

Rsise your complain with your senators to present at the national assembly then the world will take you serious but till then you all should stop ranting on social media because no one will grants referendum without due process. Please stop dragging educated igbo into this your uneducated narratives.

[@Open_DoorMedia]

What did Igbo gain from been part of Jonathan's Government?

[@Rymzo1]

@@Open_DoorMedia Even OBJs government, it's only when a northerner is in power these agitations start

[@godsent8898]

You are insane, tell me what Buhari administration is doing for Edo States, don’t even mention Benin Auchi road because that is nonsense

[@BeBeYoung]

Castles in the air, where are the Nigerians using all this hoax you are mentionning?

[@24mfrank1]

Olé !

[@wahabodusola6484]

Like your flabby old man, right?

[@24mfrank1]

Just like your dad Oyenusi.

[@24mfrank1]

@@wahabodusola6484 omo olé ! Omo oloriburuku … supporter of good for nothing politician. Son of Lucifer.

[@wahabodusola6484]

@@24mfrank1, "son of Lucifer" You must be one then, because it takes one to know one. Eleribu!!

[@24mfrank1]

@@wahabodusola6484 wèrè ni baba to bie. Why can’t you tell Fashola who was looking like a goat with handkerchief in Leki acting like a bush directive searching for evidence at the Leki toll gate to turn himself in to police . Awon omo esu, apayon, olé, oloriburuku, God almighty will punish your family. Omo Lucifer 👿.

[@adedolapoadelola5263]

What does the minister meant about where was the federal government in previous administration when state were constructing roads? Is he saying no road was done by fg then? There is little to show in the 6 years of his being a super minister. The interviewer confirmed the assertion.

[@olofinbayo9909]

Kindly go back and listen to the interview again

[@adedolapoadelola5263]

@@olofinbayo9909 I heard him quite well! He said " where was the federal government then, when states were building federal roads"? Is Fashola saying Nigeria roads are better than they were before this government? Have you seen deplorable highways that only needs rehabilitation which ferma used to do then, the administration failed to fund ferma thus no one is carrying out minor maintenance needed on the roads. They wait till the roads gets to a sorry state, then borrow to fix it. There is nothing extraordinary in what he is doing. Did Fashola fix the roads within the streets in Lagos? If he did, we see how beautiful they are.

[@xcoxconakiri]

List the roads that were built between 1999 - 2015. Don't worry, I'll wait

[@adedolapoadelola5263]

@@xcoxconakiri None at all! We were flying with feathers in the sky. There was no road construction before buhari. Enjoy it

[@xcoxconakiri]

@@adedolapoadelola5263 Alaye, mention the roads they constructed and stop wailing. 1999 - 2015. Wey the infrastructure?

[@chinenyenwafornso2262]

You are not truthful in terms of southeast

[@papaug8974]

Minister for tinumbu, and for works in Lagos and Ibadan road. Is it not this man that deported innocent youths from Lagos to Onitsha head bridge. Deciet everywhere.

[@wilsonkalu3923]

Liars!

[@royalplatinum2550]

Beautified failures.

[@sundayakinpelu5611]

Mr minister you're asking where to get money from what about the people's money with Tinubu

[@0laidewahab260]

Your money is there why can't you ask your did you pay tax

[@phemgab7532]

Nonsense arrogant people.

[@luxurypremium750]

Super Minister.. How i wish you can be the next president of this country. I see Nigerian moving out of the Wood's in a good possible time

[@rekwimbah8352]

Shut up..

[@wahabodusola6484]

@@rekwimbah8352, you should SHUT UP! He f*cking transform Lagos State. Anyone that says otherwise is in denial. Someone expressing their view is one of the beauties of democracy. We can't all adhere to the same school of thought.