Forget Religion: Politicians never keep to their promises | @TundeFashola gives six more reasons NOT to vote

by Anike Jacobs

While addressing a large gathering at the monthly draw of the Lagos Home Ownership Mortgage Scheme on Wednesday, Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola, advised Nigeria against voting based on religious or ethnic sentiments in the 2015 general elections.

We bring you highlights of his speech at the event:

Nigerians should be careful of politicians who only remember them during the election period to make promises they will never fulfil.

It is election time and they will start coming with vote-catching promises, but they have never kept their promises before.

We on our part, see promises as something sacred and must be kept. We make promises and we keep them. We promised to deliver 200 homes monthly and we have kept our promise. These are the physical examples that we keep our promise and it is not about tribe or religion.

When you are making your choice, forget about religion; forget about tribe because you are not choosing us to come and pray for you, but to work for you. God has already chosen the reverends and the imams who will pray for us and give us full spiritual diets.

What we need now are people who will help us face our physical battles like providing electricity, schools, security, health care and jobs. That is what we need.

Oh by the way, the governor berated the President Goodluck Jonathan administration for the worsening state of security in the country.

The governor said it was unfortunate that Jonathan had left the country worse than he met it.

“They enjoy making promises they cannot keep. You have heard promises about security, not so? Promises made four years ago. But, we handed them the Federal Republic of Nigeria, with all its component parts intact and we are back four years after with some parts of Nigeria already taken away from them and they are saying the next four years will be better.” he said.

Comments (15)

  1. empty promises

  2. words of a wise one

  3. shiooor, are they not the same thing?

  4. well said mr fashola

  5. why is this man always attacking jonathans administration

  6. when fashola speaks people tremble cos he says he truth

  7. fashola is just the best and right man for lagos.

  8. gbam, the man has spoken

  9. this dude is really campaigning for apc. good

  10. birds of the same feather.

  11. he has spoken the truth and thats it

  12. givw mw onw good reason why i wont vote for this man

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