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Redirected water channel causes havoc in 15 Lagos communities
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Residents of Isheri-Oshun in Igando-Ikotun council area of Lagos State have appealed to the state government to fix inner roads in White Sand Community before the rainy season.
In separate interviews, the residents told newsmen that inner roads like Osas, Oyatoki, Prophet Ayodele, New Road, Bola Street and Nwabueze Street were in a deplorable state and needed urgent attention.
Alhaji Hakeem Oladipupo, the Chairman, Isale-Ijon Community Development Area (CDA) in Isheri-Oshun area, said the state of the road remained the same in spite of the efforts of members of the community.
Uba described Ayodele as a prophet of doom, saying that he has no business with him.
Ayodele had over the weekend released names of some governorship aspirants in Anambra, who he claimed will not win the November 6 election in the state, advising them not to spend their money unnecessarily.
But, Uba, whose name made the list, has fired back at the Primate, saying he has no business with Doomsday Prophets and their prophecies.
Uba in a press release made available to DAILY POST by his media office, said, “We are privy to a message where Prophet Elijah Ayodele announced on the media that our principal’s gubernatorial ambition alongside some other notable aspirants should not continue.