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If you don’t know what to do, just resign now. I am ashamed of you – Social critic, Scott Iguma, criticizes Lagos local govt chairlady

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Scott Iguma Voices Strong Criticism Against Lagos Local Government Chairlady

Social commentator Scott Iguma has publicly condemned Omo’ba Adeola Alimot Adetoro, the newly elected chairlady of a Lagos state local government, for prioritizing non-essential projects over critical infrastructure development. Since taking office in 2025, Adetoro has been accused of commissioning amenities such as generators and waiting rooms, and purchasing SUVs for councillors, while neglecting fundamental community needs.

Background: Adetoro’s Tenure and Controversial Decisions

Omo’ba Adeola Alimot Adetoro assumed her role following the July 2025 local government elections. Despite the expectations for transformative leadership, her administration has yet to deliver significant improvements in public infrastructure. Instead, her focus has been on projects that critics argue do not address the pressing challenges faced by residents.

Iguma’s Concerns: Infrastructure Neglect and Misplaced Priorities

In a video shared online, Scott Iguma expressed disappointment over Adetoro’s approach, highlighting that the local government area remains plagued by poor sanitation and deteriorating facilities. He emphasized that while waiting rooms and generators were commissioned, these efforts fall short of the urgent infrastructural upgrades required. Furthermore, the recent acquisition of SUVs for councillors has sparked controversy, with many questioning the necessity of such expenditures amid widespread community needs.

“If you are unsure of how to lead effectively since taking office, it is better to step down,” Iguma urged.

Community Impact and the Call for Accountability

Residents of the local government area have echoed concerns about the lack of tangible progress. With sanitation issues worsening and essential services lagging, the community’s quality of life remains compromised. This situation underscores the importance of accountable governance focused on sustainable development rather than superficial projects.

Looking Ahead: The Need for Effective Leadership

As local governments play a pivotal role in grassroots development, the expectations for leaders like Adetoro are high. Effective administration should prioritize infrastructure that directly benefits the populace, such as road repairs, waste management systems, and reliable public utilities. The current scenario serves as a reminder that leadership must be responsive and transparent to foster community trust and progress.

Watch Scott Iguma’s Full Commentary

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