Governor Fashola Enters Fresh War With President Goodluck Jonathan – Blasts “ You Have Transformed Nothing ” [See Why]

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola,
has said the PDP-led administration under
President Goodluck Jonathan has done nothing to

deserve a second term, describing the President’s
transformation agenda as a monumental failure.
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The governor, criticised the Transformation
Ambassadors of Nigeria, TAN for “plotting to
ensure that Jonathan returns to power through
propagation of false claims.”
Fashola, speaking at the opening ceremony of
Women In Business Conference in Lagos on
Monday, November 3, 2014 said he remained
confident that the country under the leadership of
the People’s Democratic Party was not
transforming the country as portrayed by TAN’s
numerous adverts and does not intend to do so,
The governor cited that the nation’s power
supply was worsening while unemployment was
on the high side.
According to the governor, when the price of oil
stood at a $100 per barrel for almost a decade,
the PDP-led administartion had not been able to
transform the country. He therefore asked how
the same government could do better in 2015
since oil price had dropped to $80 per barrel.
“Where the North East is under siege and the
economy has continued to nosedive, the
transformation ambassadors have continued to
distort the true information that all is well. All it
takes to cripple our economy by those countries
from where we buy oil is to say they won’t sell
to us any longer.
“We have seen a good example where the
country was denied access from buying arms.
This is the situation we are in as regards
importation of oil. In 2010 alone, we spent
N2.5trillion importing fuel into this country. Now,
we have less money to import. If we can’t pay
for our oil importation, we all know its
implication for the country. In not too distant a
future, the fuel queues will return.
“The government has yet to give us power as
promised, they have yet to give us fuel, we have
yet to see the standard highways they promised.
There are so many Nigerians living without
electricity.
“Within their transformation period, thousands of
people in the North East have been killed,
thousands turned refugee in their father land,
over 200 girls are still in captivity of insurgents
and the North East is still under siege. With all
these, the transformation ambassadors are telling
Nigerians that all is well,” he stated.
He also added that the Jonathan-led
administration in 2011 promised to generate
16,000 megawatts by 2013, harnessing coal
opportunity, wind and solar to generate 13,000
megawatts electricity, but that has monumentally
failed as this had yet

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