Thursday, January 10, 2013

Fashola, best governor in 2012: let’s vote him for third term


FASHOLA

I doff my hat today for the Lagos State Governor, Raji Fashola. He is my number one outstanding governor in the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
He is followed by the Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha and dogging closely on the heels of Okorocha, is Ibikunle Amosun.
In fact, I wouldn’t mind being made Fashola’s campaign manager for third term.
I was in Ikeja some weeks ago and some hundreds of commercial bike riders, if not thousands, chanting a support rally for Fashola’s third term. Praying and begging him to come back.
Naturally, some bad belly people called the support rally, a protest, but you and I know people will always be envious of a governor who provided jobs for people, who for long had been living on riding motorbikes.
Governor Fashola thanks. Now, these commercial bike riders will be able to send their kids to school, pay school fees, and buy them nice clothes, shoes. And let’s not forget about the most important gain for these men: they’ll be able to put three square meals on the table for their family.
Who cares whether PHCN bills are paid…there’re candles for God sake! Go to Agege, you can buy oju ti NEPA there.
Ha! Ha! Governor Fashola, be careful ooo. There’re too many belly people in your state. But I, Juliana Francis, I’m your loyal, honest, straight forward and transparent servant.
Kabiyesi o! I’m on the ground. My stomach is embracing the ground…like the agama lizard, which does not show when it has stomach aches.
The wisdom in this issue of commercial bike riders is profound.
I hear the lies people spread about town in Lagos and I slapped them.
Yes, I slapped one stupid idiot in a commercial bus for saying you’re practicing autocracy! Can you just imagine that? I’ll never! Phew!
Some Lagosians are so ungrateful; after all you’ve done for them!
Was it not for your good judgment that there are so many commuters on the roads and no transportations for them?
How many governors had the good sense to create that kind of agony for his citizens?
How many governors cared that commuters are paying triple of their fares now, even though there’s no salary increment? Who gives a shit whether commuters get home by midnight because of insufficient buses on the roads? If it bothers the commuters so much, let them trek or buy their own cars ojare!
If they have cars, like your good self does, will they have to spend so much of their salaries on transport fare…will they have to wait and sometimes trek under the scorching sun to manage money in their pockets?
And now, many of these yeye commuters have started trudging to the BRT parks, creating a large number of passengers: a number that the available, working buses can not handle.

And still some fools insisted that you ought to have made an alternative arrangement for the commercial bike riders, before you unleashed your goodwill on them.
Can you imagine such trash talks! Are you their fathers? Are they hard of hearing? Didn’t they hear that they should leave the state if they can’t afford to live in it any longer?
The nerve!
Don’t even bother to worry yourself about robberies increasing because of these blesses you graciously bestowed on Okada men.
How on earth can they ever turn to robberies to survive after what you done for them? They’ll never!
And if they do have the effrontery and brazenness to take to robbery, let them attack and rob only politicians in Jesus name!
Amen!
Ha! Your Excellency, you’re not saying amen!
I say let robbers rob and attack only politicians…
Kabiyesi o! I greet you.
You’re the best. I call for your third term.
OKOROCHA

Your counterpart in Imo, State, Okorocha did well…he spent the good year training and turning his commissioners, most of them from opposition parties, into heavy weight boxing champions.
Soon, I’m sure we’ll get politicians from Imo axis, who will go and represent Nigeria in the world heavyweight boxing champion.
We’ll win! Okorocha is a good coach.
Any day, anytime, Amosun is my guy! Come bros Amosun, oya chop knuckle…chop knuckle…
AMOSUN

He spent the better part of the year, demolishing everything and anything demolishes able. He demolished graves, demolished dead bodies, demolished trees, demolished kioks, demolished…what else?
And if that was not enough, he spent time dealing with old foes…cutting them down to sizes…displaying his power of being a governor.
Na you biko!
Fight on sir…demolish more…don’t worry about the roads; especially those at Agbado…the roads are perfect.
The Okada riders over there, the residents, motorists are just complaining because they love to listen to their silly voices. Don’t mind them o!
If you’re offered an award as the best governor for demolition, please accept it. You deserve it. Some people might want to reap where they did not sow.  They might want to steal the title… after all the work you’ve done…
Ha! We no go gree o!

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