- Mr Macaroni has called out the governor of Lagos state Babajide Sanwo-Olu over the bad roads in the region.
- He threw a shade at the politician for going to Abuja to welcome President Tinubu whenever he returns from international trips.
- The skit maker said the governor is risking the lives of Lagosians with the bad roads which can cause accidents, hence, he should do the needful
Skit maker Debo Adedayo, aka Mr Macaroni, took a swipe at Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos state concerning the poor state of the roads.
On Monday, November 11, 2024, he noted on X that the governor should take a drive around the state if he is not busy welcoming President Bola Tinubu from his international trips.
The funnyman said that there are potholes on the roads that are capable of causing accidents that can damage lives and properties. He also questioned why the government is risking the lives of Lagosians.
He asked the governor to do better. Mr Macaroni’s tweet got several reactions as netizens supported him while others tackled him for his manner of approach. Mr Macaroni wrote:
Hello Mr Governor @jidesanwoolu,
One of these days when you are not too busy with the very serious task of going to the Airport in Abuja to welcome Mr President from an International trip, kindly take a drive around Lagos roads and let us know why the government continues to risk the lives of Lagosians.
There are potholes on the roads causing accidents that are capable of destroying lives and properties.
Do better?.”
See reactions to Macaroni’s tweet below:
OfficiaEdoOsasB: “If only Mr Governor can focus on his job.”
Chimacoeche: “That one is not a governor, he’s an errand boy, Lagos is the HQs of corruption.”
Allezamani: “Lekki-Epe express way has turned into death traps, with so many potholes.”
sales_unwana: “If you have a message, tell it to his face. Social media tagging is not a very effective means of communicating. Unless you’re just doing it for doing sake.”
sempelism: “Is that how you complain to your father at home?”
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