Blog Reader Writes Open Letter To Governor Ambode, Pls Read.

Don't you just love an open letter?

A TILB Blog Reader has some complaints for the current Governor of Lagos State, Ambode, and has decided to write them up for us to help post it, so that the governor or his aides would read it and make amendments.

See the open letter after the jump:

 I have decided to stay away from politics for a while, but I can't help but notice this, I don't know if anyone has notice it, as well, Is like Ambode lead Government is much more weaker than Fashola's own, Reasons? 1 Fashola made it clear that Traders should stay away from selling their wares at 'Oju Irin' (Railway line) In Oshodi, which they obey for about 8 years or so, but barely 3 months into Ambode tenure, they are back to the same spot, without any checking, I even heard they (Traderss) have install 'Iyaloja Oju irin', trust my Yoruba people. 2 Between 'Toyota Bus stop' ( I have heard conductors calling the bus stop 'Total'), there is this 'M.R.S' truck garage, during Fashola's tenure, they (the truck driver) dare not park outside their garage more than 2 hours,or else, is either their truck will be tow away and with heavy fine, before they get the truck back or they lock up the garage with 'Heavier' fine, before they will open it back, but now, barely 3 months, they now park their truck, not only that, they even extend their parking from there to Airport road, even to 5 Star bus stop. 3 Our 'Owanbe' must be in a 'Hall' 'School Compound' or so for almost 8 years, because nobody want to block his/her street for any party (for the fear of one permit or the order from 'Fashola people' the following day) but now, people not only block their street for 'Owanbe' alone, they lock the gate. And many more, which time will not allow me to talk about for now. Please don't see me as Anti Ambode o, just feel like sharing my thought this morning, and am entitled to my opinion. If anybody knows anybody that knows somebody, that will know somebody in Ambode Government, should help convey this to him. 'Fun Itesiwaju Eko'.