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Babatunde Raji Fashola (BRF) is still a Hero to me!

‘You can disagree with a man on certain issues, but don’t rubbish a man’s work. Especially the seemingly few good ones he has done.’ – Seun Ayilara

Things BRF did under his Administration:

1 Oshodi –  People who knew the place under his predecessor would better appreciate the transformation that happened to Oshodi under BRF administration. To see more images on the New & Old Oshodi click here


2. Beautification – There is still so much that can be done in this aspect but BRF administration definitely left a remarkable mark to be remembered for a long time.


3. Plant a Three Project – This project or movement to a certain extent had an effect on the health of Lagosians


4. BRT/ Lane – To some extent this innovation made distance/time in the state more predictable, there are still some lapses though.


5. Place a better value on Lagosians life by making some policies, such as:

- Banning Motorcycle from major ways
- Demolishing endangered building
- No estate gate lock, that is leading to major roads etc.



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