TWEETS: Ambode Trends On Twitter As Lagosians Call Him A Failure.

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Published: 2015/09/21

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Lagos state Governor Akinwunmi Ambode is trending on Twitter following the chaotic traffic in Lagos on Monday which is caused by parked trailers on some bridges and major roads since Saturday night.

Residents of Lagos State took to Twitter to express their disappointment in Ambode since he came into office.

Here are some of the tweets on the trend carefully selected.

https://twitter.com/DrOlufunmilayo/status/645890215085780992

Ambode is high. He said they should arrest people dat r using ear piece & walkin on the road ? The last three letters of his name say a lot

— St3ph. (@NotNowHeBusy) September 17, 2015

Then we had to choose between Jimi Agbaje and Ambode. One showed he was READY to Govern. One just wanted to be a model.

The model won

— Edmonton Harvey Specter (@oddy4real) September 21, 2015

If it was Agbaje in power and this was happening, y'all Ambode loyalists would do worse than complain. So please let us complain in peace!

— God's own (@t0sinadeda) September 21, 2015

Goodluck Jonathan wasn't holding the gun when Fashole said he's responsible for the Lekki robbery, so Ambode doesn't have to drive trailers

— Josh (@Joshadeshina) September 21, 2015

Market women now sell their goods on main roads leaving no space for pedestrians esp in idumota. #ambode y so much lawlessness. #ekofashola

— LINDSAY BELLO (@Lindsay_bellz) September 21, 2015

Jimi Agbaje had a plan to aggressively pursue forms of water transport. Y'all laughed at him. Pls allow Ambode model his suits & watches

— Ilemona (@I_Am_Ilemona) September 21, 2015

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