Tinubu: Before And After Photos Of Lagos  Floods The Internet As Nigerians Ponder 

Tinubu: Before And After Photos Of Lagos  Floods The Internet As Nigerians Ponder

Life is a journey, and when it is documented, one can reflect on how far he or she has journeyed.

Before and After Images Illustrate the journey by demonstrating how bad a situation was BEFORE and how great it is AFTER.

The 2023 presidential election is barely 5 months away and so many proponents of different aspirants are busy campaigning passionately for their preferred Presidential aspirants, some are so obsessed that all they can sell about their candidate is attacking others who have a different choice.

So many images of Lagos before 1999 and what it is now have circulated in recent weeks, and the images give a lot of credit to Tinubu’s achievement and master plan for Lagos.

Fortunately, as Rev. Kukah noted, the leading candidates have previously served as Governors or held important positions in government, so it is important to look into their backgrounds and note their achievements.

These photos, such as how Oshodi was and how it is now, water cooperation, and so many others, show that a meticulous plan was followed in order for these things to become history in our lifetime.

Nigeria has 36 states, including the Federal Capital Territory, and only a few have made steady progress over the years. So, what exactly is governance?

How can you be judged successful if you don’t have a worthy successor? How can the state grow if you can’t have sincere people who take over from you? Today, we celebrate our railways because Buhari continued what the previous administration did; governance is about continuity, and where it falls short, it is more like three steps forward and ten steps back.

Today, where is Tinapa? In ruins, simply because succeeding governments have chosen to act however they please, and most of the time, if you look closely enough, aside from the charade of various excuses, BAD BELLE for the predecessor is the main factor why ground-breaking accomplishments are not maintained.

Nigerians should not only consider performance over the next four or eight years; what about the legacy for the unborn generation? Continuity is essential.

What we’re trying to say is that Tinubu not only considers the present but also considers the future and ways to protect this future for future generations. Many people today are unaware that before Tinubu took office, Lagos was the worst slum and one of the dirtiest, most dangerous cities in the world. However, because of resentment and envy, you won’t want to give him credit for a visionary plan that is very crucial.

They will tell you that Lagos was the former capital of Nigeria, but was Nigeria not previously the center of attraction in Africa? Wasn’t Nigeria one of the world’s fastest growing economies at a time?

Wasn’t the Naira once senior to the dollar? Was Nigeria not previously a super diplomatic nation, with indigenes able to travel to many countries without a visa? As a nation, have we made progress or have we regressed? Now consider why other states that earned much more than Lagos at the time of the oil boom are not even close to Lagos?

Leadership is extremely crucial; it is not only about performance while in office, but also about ensuring that progress is maintained by recruiting good future leaders to adhere to the development master plan religiously.

The next thing they’ll say is, “The seaport is there; what’s stopping all other states from having their own?” Are we talking about seaports in a state that can’t even afford a decent central park?

States that insecurity has prevented them from going to work are referring to seaports? You wouldn’t dare to go to work on Mondays in some states, and yet you’re talking about a seaport, for whom?

Let’s review everyone’s performance and decide not just for the next four years but also to ensure that there will be sustainable growth for the next 20 years and beyond.

Can the same be said of other states? All of Tinubu’s legacies continue to stand strong with so many improvements. My people make una consider voting for who sabi road oh.

I get am before no be property oh.

My name is Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah and I am the Chairman and CEO of Bush Radio Academy.

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