Tinubu's Aide Reaffirms Yoruba Ownership of Lagos, Calls for Infrastructure Investment Amid Criticism
Daniel Bwala, a Special Adviser to President Tinubu, clarifies his earlier statement about Lagos being a "no-man's land," asserting that Lagos belongs to the Yoruba people. Bwala highlighted Lagos' cultural and historical significance, emphasizing its pivotal role in Nigeria's economic development.
He stressed the need for substantial investment in Lagos infrastructure to drive the nation's growth. Meanwhile, former Kano governor Rabi u Musa Kwankwaso criticized the demolition of Lagos Traders' market, calling for urgent intervention to support affected families and protect their livelihoods.
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