Group mobilises for Sanwo-Olu

A non-governmental organisation, Lets Talk Babajide Sanwo-Olu Listens (Let’s Talk, BOS Listens), weekend mobilised support for Governor SanwoOlu, urging him to focus more on education, health care and youth empowerment if re-elected.

 In furtherance of its  support for the  governor, the BOS Listens  group held interactive sessions with youths in the Ikeja  and Osborne, Ikoyi areas, in  recognition of  youths unique part in community development and that their voices must be heard in the forthcoming election.

The group also visited some schools, namely Omole Senior Grammar School,Ojodu, Keke High School, etc  where they interacted with students and teachers and distributed learning packs and gifts, urging the students  to take the Sanwo-Olu’s re-election message to their parents and guardians.

Also, during the interactive session,the youths stressed their support for Sanwo-Olu’s re-election moves, saying that they were  satisfied  with  the  governor’s  performance in his  first term. The youths’ commended the governor for his track records in the areas of infrastructure, agriculture, health care, education, housing, environmental protection, etc. On their future expectations, the youths called for more recreational  programme whereby the local  sports leagues  are  revitalised by  involving  companies  in the sponsorship of BOS or Sanwo -Olu Youth  League.”

For Mr. Adejumo Ojo, a Computer Programmer, said that the governor should focus more on  education, health care and youth empowerment if re-elected.

Mr Afeez Seriki,a graduate of Mathematics, said: “Governor Sanwo-Olu has  improved road, rail and water  transportation, boosted agriculture with the recent  commissioning of an ultra modern rice mill. In the area of education and health care, but should do more in these areas to improve the quality of lives of Lagosians.

Also, Moses Ayodele, 20 year -old  undergraduate, echoed  the need  for Sanwo-Olu, if re-elected, to  “Make local governments more functional in the areas of road rehabilitation, sanitation, as well as curb the growing menace of motor park agents (agberos) to ensure sanity and safety on Lagos roads.”

In the same vein, Miss Anna Ejiofor, a POS  operator, urged the governor to intensify the war against drug abuse among youths in the state.

Culled from Vanguard