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They will disagree. Back in 1979, when my grandfather, Chief S. O. Gbadamosi was endorsing Jakande as the choice of his leader, Awolowo, some doubted him. Chief Ganiyu Olawale Dawodu, of blessed memory, who actually won the primary election, also conceded to Jakande for a reason. Today, 43 years after Jakande was forced out of office by Buhari, who tried to sabotage all his projects, Jakande is still being spoken of with reverence. I was raised by men who made, lived and witnessed history. I understand what Yorubas call Àtunbọ̀tán (legacy). That is why I have always applied myself diligently to whatever vision God has ever chosen to give me. I have always envisioned a Lagos State, and indeed Nigeria, that is primus inter pares in the comity of Nations. One of my personal goals is to see that happen in my lifetime. When I see what those who snatch, grab and run away with power in Lagos State are doing, my heart aches with the pain of KNOWING that we can do so much better with what we have. Indeed, we have done so much better in the past. The ambition of Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour to lead Lagos State, which I have supported, is, to my mind, a divine arrangement, where our need for a better planned Lagos has met with the ambition of a young, experienced architect who just so happens to be a bona-fide son of Lagos without the stain of Tinubuism. From my own experience as a real estate developer, (which some might deride as small scale, compared to running a state), good planning is the foundation of all sensible development (pun intended). Alhaji Jakande had no prior experience of public administration, and thus had not been polluted by any bad habits from the public sector, just like @GRVlagos and I. You will agree that the public sector in Lagos State is now completely polluted by rabid Tinubuism, and can only be rescued by its excision. We come with fresh minds, fresh ideas and a determination to drag our Lagos, kicking and screaming if need be, into a future of self-perpetuating prosperity. The Àtunbọ̀tán we leave behind is far more important to us than any material consideration. Linguistic fluency is a good thing, without a doubt, but more important in the larger scheme of things are excellence, competence, character, capacity, compassion and above all, COMMITMENT. All of these and LOYALTY to Lagos, are qualities I share and I have observed in Gbadebo since 2019, when I first met him at the Ikeja GRA Community Debate, held at Radisson Blu. We are determined to build a Lagos of which the entire black race can be proud, and I am convinced that if we all work together, we can most certainly Make Èkó Great Again. #VoteGRV2027 #VoteADC #TakeYourFitnessSeriously #MakeEkoGreatAgain #MEGA2027