As Lagos State governor, Mr Akinwumi Ambode continues his plan to seek for second term in office, a group of actors and actresses in Mushin and Ikorodu areas of the state have drummed up support for the governor, saying he has done well for the state.
The ambassadors said they hinged their support for Ambode on the conviction that he had transformed the state and deserved the support of Lagosians for another four years.
The group, led by actor and producer, Saidi Balogun, at the official unveiling of A+ in Lagos some days back revealed that no other governor has changed the face of the state like Ambode has done in the last four years, adding that with another four years in the saddle, Lagos will become the dream land of everybody and condition of living will be easier.
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Clad in blue shirts with A+ logo on the chest with white and blue caps, the practitioners expressed their readiness to use their popularity to campaign for Ambode’s second term ambition with a common goal to vote and convince others to do same.
The group had earlier recorded a song, which was written by sensational songwriter, Sledge in support of Ambode.
Spotted at the colourful unveiling were popular faces such as Sunkami Omobolanle, Saidi Balogun, Taiwo Gasper, Bisola Badmus, among others as they called for support for Ambode whom they described as a listening governor.
Speaking with newsmen at the event, excited Balogun said the group would not have bothered to throw its support behind Governor Ambode if he had not performed well in office in the last four years, particularly in the areas of security, health, agriculture and infrastructure.
“We are solidly behind Governor Ambode because he deserved to be returned for another 4-year term. This is what gave birth to A+ as we are moved by the landmark achievements of the man who keeps giving his all to the better condition of the people of Lagos State”, he said.
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