Lagos does not belong to one man ft. LP's Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour | MENISMS S2EP12

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, the labour party gubernatorial candidate, shares his upbringing, plans for Lagos state if elected.

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[Czathecreator]

It’s so refreshing to see a young smart man in politics

[olu]

I didn’t want this too end. He has my vote. It’s high time intellectual and young people enter office

[olawalekehinde]

There is something special about the eyes of this potential Governor....

Eyes of determination
Eyes of purpose
Eyes of sincerity
Eyes of boldness...

[ugomoses]

Lagosians we can do this, let everyone vote for this young man

[mobileplays]

I am watching you gentle men from Texas, and just weeping for my father's land Nigeria. Our country is so blessed to have highly intelligent young populace like you, yet undervalues the strength you pull. A country where the talents of the youths are hijacked by poverty and turned into crime (a case study: Hushpuppy). Trust me, all the talents that are wasted in vice could be turned into fruitfulness had Nigerian leaders known how to tap into the strength of Nigerian youths. I am in no way making excuses for youths who tow the line of crime, but am presenting a case that if Nigeria could become harnessed, all the brains that are going wasted could become a source of innovations that can marvel the world. We're just the best in everything, both good and evil, but the propensity for evil can be arrested for good if only the leaders know how

[dtuMbl]

You have to just love this guy, even as a Lagosian APC supporter I hope he wins, I’ve decided to vote LP on the 11th

[layiglover]

This is how to do a podcast! Informed and prepared hosts and an amazingly eloquent and brilliant Governor. This is so inspiring ❤️

[iorlahazach]

This dude’s idea of leadership is very relatable and alot of young people would resonate with his ideologies. I thoroughly enjoyed this Pod. Keep up the good work guys..

[tosinayorinde]

When you invite a Guest, a special Guest, let the attention and focus be on that Guest and not you, the Presenters. You speak less except for the questions, while you allow the Guest takes his time to respond. This advice is for the upcoming Job guys. You did well! Keep it up

[BoluwatifeOlajide]

I loved Sonariwo's line of questioning.
He also was way calmer than I'd seen him, which made his point hit.
I'm so proud

[cannonbolt]

This man is When he said delivery of PVCs is even a form of revenue generation I screamed!! (P.s a lot of people would have paid for that service). Lagos! You know what to do! Vote GRV!!!!

[ReALity.]

Please let's come out massively and vote for this guy

[rejoiceiheomajumbo]

You guys have made us proud supporting this kind of initiative and insight on a platform full of young listeners ❤

[emekashepherd]

Pls everyone should vote for this young, handsome and intelligent man. He has what it takes to move lagos to a better height.

[samtislorh]

In this darkest hour in our history it’s very gladdening to see young men like you guys

[emekachukwuma]

I love this guy...sounds so humble and focused

[odehvictor]

Gat damn mehn... you gat my vote already. I live in Ogun but my PU is in Ikeja but just because of you I’m gonna go out and vote for you that day. Mehn this is what Lagos needs right now

[ifeanyianazia]

Confession: I watched this from start to finish and that’s totally outta character for me. This was an amazing episode to watch and I hope GRV wins so we can experience a new and improved Lagos. Thank you panelists for asking pertinent questions that are important to the citizenry of Lagos and Nigeria at large

[nwannarichard]

Nice one guys. Thoroughly enjoyed this episode. The LP gubernatorial candidate is quite articulate and would make a great governor

[dorahisaac-onwuka]

In 1983, my traveller's cheque to London was exchanged at 84 kobo to £1. I pray for you Gbade, you're speaking of the Lagos I grew up in. We had home landline phone and P.O Box where we dropped letters in the Red post box on my way to school and it was delivered in good time. Don't just get me started. There is so much to say about the Lagos I grew up in.