Lagos 2015: Jimi Agbaje Vows To Cancel Lekki- Epe Toll Gate If Elected.

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Jimi Agbaje

The gubernatorial candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Lagos State, Jimi Agbaje, has stated that he would cancel the Lekki-Epe toll gate, if elected into office in February 28. Agbaje, however, noted that the Lekki Phase 1 inner bridge would remain since it was started from scratch by the concessionaire company.
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Agbaje, who was accompanied by his Deputy, Alhaja Safurat Abdulkareem said this yesterday during an interactive session with the Muslim community in Lagos. While commending Governor Babatunde Fashola for some of the successes recorded in the State so far, Agbaje however, stated that Lagos was in urgent need of change and not continuity. He noted that most of the problems affecting the State were products of what he referred to as “vested interest.” He said the citizens were, therefore, not positively lifted by the APC government in the areas of health and education. Agbaje also assured his Muslim hosts, who included the National Missioner of the Ansar-ud-Deen Society of Nigeria, Sheik Abdurahman Ahmad, that the problem of allowing Muslim children to wear the hijab veil to school would be solved through a synergy. 

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