During a live political interview from 31:25 on Symfoni TV, Oladimeji Fabiyi evaluated the performance records of some prominent Nigerian political leaders, focusing on their contributions while in office at the state level.
Fabiyi highlighted what he described as measurable achievements of former governors, stressing that leadership should be judged based on practical results rather than political statements or promises.
He specifically remarked, “Aregbesola created about 25,000 jobs, while Amaechi remodeled both primary and secondary schools.” According to him, such accomplishments reflect real impact on citizens and should be part of any serious political assessment.
Explaining further, Fabiyi noted that during his tenure as governor, Rauf Aregbesola introduced several initiatives aimed at reducing unemployment. He said these programs reportedly led to the creation of thousands of job opportunities, especially targeting young people and improving their economic participation.
He also referenced Rotimi Amaechi’s time in office, stating that his administration focused heavily on education reform. According to Fabiyi, Amaechi carried out remodeling and renovation projects in both primary and secondary schools, which helped improve the learning environment for students across the state.
Fabiyi argued that such projects demonstrate the importance of governance that produces visible outcomes. He added that while no administration is perfect, it is important to acknowledge areas where leaders have made significant contributions, particularly in sectors like employment, education, and infrastructure development.
He further stated that these performance records should be considered by Nigerians as they evaluate political leaders and potential alliances ahead of future elections, including the 2027 general elections.
Fabiyi concluded by urging citizens to adopt a balanced and objective approach when judging politicians, emphasizing the need to weigh both achievements and shortcomings in order to make informed electoral decisions that benefit the country…Read_More…