The Minister of State for Works, Adedayo Adeyeye has
said that APC, presidential candidate, Mohammadu Buhari has always
hated yoruba people and will continue to do so.
Adeyeye described Buhari as “the number one enemy of the Yoruba people of the Southwest Nigeria”.
He prayed that all true sons and daughters of Oduduwa look past the camouflage and reject the APC man.
He revealed that Buhari’s cancellation of the Lagos Metroline Project and the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo’s Free Education Programme, in which pupils only needed to buy school uniform to go to school, as facts for his statement.
He asked: “Buhari did not only cancel the Metroline Project, he went ahead to pay what was enough to complete the project as compensation to the French Company that handled the project,” the minister said.
“The idea of developing rapid transit in Lagos dated from the 1980s with the Lagos Metroline network conceived by the Alhaji Lateef Jakande during the Second Republic. The Metroline project was scrapped in 1985 by Buhari at a loss of over $78 million to the Lagos tax payers. Information on the Metroline Project is on Wikipedia for everyone to see.
“If Buhari had not cancelled that project out of hatred for the Yoruba people, transportation in Lagos would have been better than it is now and one can begin to imagine the number of lives and investments that had been lost to Buhari’s wickedness.”
Adeyeye also said that Buhari had destroyed Awolowo’s great work, having reversed everything that Mr. Awolowo worked hard to achieve for Yoruba people.
The minister said, “He stopped free education, thereby preventing many of our youths from going to school. Many of the youths that were victims of Buhari’s wickedness are now being begged by the APC to vote for the same man who cut short their bright future.
“Unlike Buhari, President Goodluck Jonathan has demonstrated his love for the Yoruba people by giving us a university in Ekiti, constructing the abandoned Lagos-Ibadan Expressway; among roads, approval for the construction of two seaports in Lagos and most importantly, by resuscitating rail transportation.
“Therefore, no real Yoruba person, who is sincerely interested in the progress of the Yoruba race will support a return of Buhari, who set us back by more than 50 years as president of Nigeria.”
Buhari’s vice candidate, Yemi Osinbajo is a yoruba man and one of the major stakeholders of Buhari’s party Tinubu is also a yoruba.
Adeyeye described Buhari as “the number one enemy of the Yoruba people of the Southwest Nigeria”.
He prayed that all true sons and daughters of Oduduwa look past the camouflage and reject the APC man.
He revealed that Buhari’s cancellation of the Lagos Metroline Project and the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo’s Free Education Programme, in which pupils only needed to buy school uniform to go to school, as facts for his statement.
He asked: “Buhari did not only cancel the Metroline Project, he went ahead to pay what was enough to complete the project as compensation to the French Company that handled the project,” the minister said.
“The idea of developing rapid transit in Lagos dated from the 1980s with the Lagos Metroline network conceived by the Alhaji Lateef Jakande during the Second Republic. The Metroline project was scrapped in 1985 by Buhari at a loss of over $78 million to the Lagos tax payers. Information on the Metroline Project is on Wikipedia for everyone to see.
“If Buhari had not cancelled that project out of hatred for the Yoruba people, transportation in Lagos would have been better than it is now and one can begin to imagine the number of lives and investments that had been lost to Buhari’s wickedness.”
Adeyeye also said that Buhari had destroyed Awolowo’s great work, having reversed everything that Mr. Awolowo worked hard to achieve for Yoruba people.
The minister said, “He stopped free education, thereby preventing many of our youths from going to school. Many of the youths that were victims of Buhari’s wickedness are now being begged by the APC to vote for the same man who cut short their bright future.
“Unlike Buhari, President Goodluck Jonathan has demonstrated his love for the Yoruba people by giving us a university in Ekiti, constructing the abandoned Lagos-Ibadan Expressway; among roads, approval for the construction of two seaports in Lagos and most importantly, by resuscitating rail transportation.
“Therefore, no real Yoruba person, who is sincerely interested in the progress of the Yoruba race will support a return of Buhari, who set us back by more than 50 years as president of Nigeria.”
Buhari’s vice candidate, Yemi Osinbajo is a yoruba man and one of the major stakeholders of Buhari’s party Tinubu is also a yoruba.
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