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LASPOTECH students endorse Ambode for second term




As the heat of the 2019 general elections gets hotter, one of the aspirants who seem to have the best of the moment is the Lagos state Governor, Akinwummi Ambode. Even without starting campaign officially, different sector of the Lagos economy have endorsed him for a second term due to his brilliant works in the state.
One of the latest group to join this trend is the Student Union Government of the Lagos state Polytechnic. A conference in regards to this was held today Tuesday, 3rd of April, 2018.


Speaking recently the conference, the SUG President Comerade Jubril Adewale, said  Ambode should continue with his good works, consolidate in another four years and make education in Lagos state the hallmark of excellence in Nigeria.
According to him "We are here today representing the 25,000 plus students of this great citadel of learning and excellence to say that- Mr Akinwunmi Ambode, the Governor of Lagos State should continue with his good works, consolidate in another four years and make education in Lagos State the hallmark of excellence in Nigeria".
Jubril also stressed that such conclusion is not reached without proof and laid the government contributions to the institution. 

"We are not reaching these conclusions without proofs of what the amiable Governor has done in education sector, especially at the Lagos Sate Polytechnic. The Governor has proved beyond reasonable doubts, its concern for the sustenance of qualitative educational system in Lagos State".
The visionary Governor Ambode gave a nod and support to the Polytechnic for the Drone Project initiated by the Polytechnic with a view to deploying surveillance drones for security all around the State, the Governor completed the construction of Block A of the School of Technology Complex and also approved the construction of drainages as well as car parks for the Complex all of which are on-going.

The Governor in his magnanimity extended the “Operation Light-Up Lagos” project to the Lagos State Polytechnic. Street lights were installed all over the Ikorodu Campus of the Polytechnic.
The above-mentioned projects and support are the compelling reasons for us to throw our weight behind his Excellency, Mr. Akinwunmi Amobode the Governor of Lagos State for a Second Term during the 2019 general election.  We therefore, solicit for the support of the entire residents in Lagos State so as to encourage the continuous accelerated progress experienced in the educational system and other sectors in Lagos State, through voting massively for Governor Akinwunmi Ambode come 2019.
Jubril noted that community participation in the forth coming election is very important and call on residents, especially the youths and students to register and pick up their Permanent Voter Cards (PVC).


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