Flooding: APC Lagos have tried their best for over 20 years and have failed, It is time to try something different- former Labour party gov candidate, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour tells Lagosians
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour GRV, the former Labour party governorship candidate of Lagos state in the 2023 general election, says it is time for Lagosians to try a new party as the APC-led government that has been in power for 20 years have failed in addressing the perennial flooding that plagues the state every year. In a post shared on X, GRV extended goodwill to residents of the state who had to battle with serious flooding on yesterday, September 23. Gbadebo said he feels for all those who would have to use their money to repair their cars spoilt by the flood water as well as those who prayed fervently for their cars not to break down as the flood water entered their cars. He said with the suffering experienced yesterday, it is evident that Lagosians should try another party asides the APC. His post reads My heart goes out to all the people that would be spending their hard earned money on car repairs and house repairs at such a difficult time in Nigeria and with school fees and other bills pending. The many who were stressed yesterday praying that their cars don't break down as the water entered their cars up to their knees, and to the many whose cars broke down, the many that got home past 12am yesterday. The APC Lagos have tried their best for over 20 years, every year they give you a different excuse, they have tried, they have failed, It is time to try something different. You deserve better , you can have better.# OURLAGOS''

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Flooding: APC Lagos have tried their best for over 20 years and have failed, It is time to try something different- former Labour party gov candidate, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour tells Lagosians