Mr Taiwo Kolawole, the Deputy Speaker, Lagos State House of
Assemblya (LAHA) has urged all Nigerians to join hands in fighting corruption
saying the task could not be left to the president-elect alone. Read more after cut
Kolawole (APC-Ajeromi-Ifelodun I) told the newsmen in Ikeja
on Friday that as people were looking forward to the next administration, they
should prepare for a collective fight against corruption.
“It is the leader that would show us the example and others
would emulate him.
“If he is not corrupt, others would follow suit. If you have
a president whose outfit is not worth more than N50,000 at a time, you would
not see a minister that would wear an outfit of N1 million.
“He would cut his coat according to his size,” he said.
The lawmaker said that if the president was invited to a
book launch and he donates N50,000 on behalf of himself and the government, no
minister would donate N1 million.
The Deputy Speaker said that the President-elect, retired
Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari was coming with a determination for change and urged
everyone to support him to take Nigeria forward.
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