The party’s candidate, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, said his administration will empower youths and “give them employability skills and domicile these skills at the local governments.”
Rhodes-Vivour, at the event, also dismissed rumours that he is not of Yoruba origin and does not understand nor speak the language like the indigenous people. He noted that these rumours were schemes used by his political opponents to instigate ethnic divide and clash across the state. Rhodes-Vivour reiterated that he was on a mission to salvage the problems of Lagosians and also put a stop to the operations of ‘agberos’ in the state to free the people from their wrath and unlawful activities.
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, the gubernatorial candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in Lagos state, says he will proffer a solution to the menace of Agberos (touts) in the state if elected.