On the 9th of December, an article was written on the newly appointed Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola's agenda on road safety.
93% say Babatunde Fashola will deliver on promise to keep Nigerian roads safer and traffic free
Pulse Readers have shown strong faith in Babatunde Fashola's abilities.
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Fashola promised to keep the Federal roads safe and traffic free.
“In order to make the roads safer, we intend to re-claim the full width and set back of all Federal roads, representing 16% and about 36,000km of Nigeria’s road network by immediately now asking all those who are infringing on our highways, whether by parking, trading, or erection of any inappropriate structure to immediately remove, relocate or dismantle such things voluntarily."
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We asked our readers if they thought he could deliver on this promise.
95 readers weighed in, and these are the results.
93% (88 people) said yes, while 7.3% (7 people) said no.
Based on his amazing work in Lagos state during his reign as governor, it is safe to say he just might deliver.
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