You are consideration seekers – Group tackles Adebanjo, others for criticising coastal freeway undertaking

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A bunch, the Tinubu Media Assist Group, TMSG, has lashed out on the chief of Yoruba socio-political group, Afenifere, Pa Ayo Adebanjo, over his criticism of the development of a 700 km coastal freeway stretching from Lagos to eight different states.

The group, in an announcement issued Wednesday by its Chairman, Jesutega Onokpasa, described Adebanjo as consideration seeker for criticising the award of a undertaking just like the Coastal Freeway Challenge.

It described the criticism as not solely ill-informed but additionally in dangerous religion.

He famous that the place of the previous Afenifere chief and his group was borne out of hatred and never essentially by any act of altruism.

Onokpasa mentioned: “In a most outrageous present of shallow, unresearched and non analytic reasoning, these prowling urchins of evil intentions, queried the productiveness and necessity of the Coastal Street Challenge with disregard to the poor degree of Nigeria’s infrastructural deficit.

“It’s laughable to say that regardless of the horrifying figures estimated because the nation’s infrastructural deficit, a gaggle of consideration seekers (Pa Adebanjo and his males) will describe the award of a undertaking just like the Coastal Freeway Challenge, with inherent alternatives in Tourism and Blue Economic system as ‘unproductive and wasteful’.

“The trio of Gboyega Adejumo, Prince Faloke and Pa Ayo Adebanjo ought to know that the East-West Street and the Coastal Freeway Challenge are supposed to serve two completely different financial functions.”

The group mentioned this was certainly the type of foresight, creativeness and actions with which President Bola Tinubu birthed the Lekki Free Commerce Zone in Lagos State as governor.

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