Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, a former candidate for governor of Lagos State from the Labour Party, has claimed that corruption is encouraged by the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
According to Rhodes-Vivour, the APC draws the worst Nigerians with all kinds of criminal problems to govern the country. The leader of the Labour Party claimed that the political event in the Lagos House of Assembly demonstrated the cabal manipulation of Lagos State politics in an interview with Nigeria Info FM. Even the blind can see that the APC is a party that condones impunity, thuggery, and corruption. It should come as no surprise that they draw the worst of us: dishonest attorneys and leaders with criminal histories but no credentials.
“It clarifies why they use violence, prejudice, and election-rigging to get into power rather than running on any kind of platform or even governing with any. “No country can develop if its party is made up of individuals who lack morality, skill, and compassion,” he stated. He went on to say that those in power in Lagos under the APC were supposed to work for the cabals who gave them their jobs. The cabals, he claimed, exclusively backed political candidates who would comply with their demands.
“Those who bend are the ones who get rewarded.” They employ individuals who will carry out the wishes of those who placed them there, not the people themselves. the members of the party who placed them there. Furthermore, a governor represents all of Lagos, not just the members of the APC.
They are marching and bearing the destinies of more than 20 million people. Therefore, you have to answer to people besides the cabal that placed you there. Additionally, if the people in charge don’t think that you placed them there, then that goes double for Nigerians and Lagosians. They will initially answer to the people who placed them there, and because it’s your commonwealth, the response to those people is typically not in your best interests. They’re handing these individuals your taxes,” he continued.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
