Gbadebo Rhodes Vivour, the Labour Party’s candidate for Lagos State governor in 2023, has responded to claims made by an X user that he broke a February 2023 pledge to pay Ajegunle spare parts dealers 15 million naira during the fire disaster. Through his X username, the X user made the announcement on Thursday.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>
The User wrote;
“This man Chinedu Vivour Patrick in February last year promised Ajegunle spare parts traders a sum of 15M naira during the fire incident, it’s been 13 months now and he is yet to fulfil his promises, you people should tell him to pay those traders their money, promise is a debt”.
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However, Vivour has now reacted after the X user made the statement. In a post Vivour shared on his official X page, he said he didn’t go there to make promises instead he went there to give.
In his words;
“I know you are used to promise and fail politicians, and I also know its not your fault, your leaders have most likely misled you. I did not go there and promise, I went there and gave
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We did this as well as handle hospital bills for so many people after the elections because people should not lose their lives, their business, or wellbeing simply because incompetent politicians rather than serve the people force their way on the people through violence, intimidation and rigging”.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>
